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"Tr\u00E9sors d'Herm\u00E8s\nA Unique Private Collection Above the Paris Boutique Enchants and Inspires\nHerm\u00E8s has a private museum above the original boutique on Paris's rue du Faubourg Saint-Honor\u00E9.\nAn array of historical objects and artwork, acquired by past and present members of the Herm\u00E8s family, is displayed in several rooms. The collection has been a source of inspiration for generations of designers.\nAn 18th-century model carriage, made from paper by a Carmelite nun, sits on a table in a former office. The child's saddle, left foreground, belonged to Napoleon III's son.\nPhotographs of the Herm\u00E8s family are arranged on an antique desk, once used for company business. A 19th-century silver harness from Argentina hangs on the wall.\nA Brazilian rosewood chest holds perfume bottles and other travel accessories by Odiot. The set was a wedding gift to Empress Teresa Cristina Maria of Brazil in 1843.\nMiniature replicas of Herm\u00E8s bags, made in the 1950s, are flanked by model carriages.\nStirrups from South America, Africa, Europe and Asia are in the cabinet behind a saddlemaker's horse and an assortment of saddles from the 18th and 19th centuries.\nThe late-19th-century riding habit was worn by Emile Herm\u00E8s's wife."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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