AU PASSÉ SIMPLE

Yes, the simple past is no more than the Buying and the novels of Flaubert, but go to Max Thonont, and see from inside how to combine the present "have a furniture or an ancient object at home". Don't just admire crystal champagne flutes in the window, or Baccarat crystal glass service. Come and discover this back of the th century lady donkey, rosewood, and imagine the correspondence that came out of her purple pen, how much she extasia, or how she cried… Take a look at the officer's Capucine clock, made of brass. Listen well… Tic-tac always rings in the present. And if you're curious, ask Max to show you his studio at the bottom of his shop, this colossal pile of scissors, saws, glues, mallets, dust… this hospital with a little bells waiting for lifting, broken furniture, shady vases… Max, assisted by Madame, gives Life back to everything. He has learned everything from an old cabinetmaker and he has chosen everything. His hands are in gold.