96 boulevard Beaumarchais
Two lions adorn the lintel above the door.
98 boulevard Beaumarchais
Door frame finished with a triangular pediment and decorated with scrolls featuring a wide variety of flowers, wheat ears and birds.
102 boulevard Beaumarchais
Two small birds of prey frame the building number, along with floral scrolls. The lintel is topped by an interrupted rounded pediment decorated with two female figures leaning against the base of a vase.
2 boulevard des Filles du calvaire
Two small victories frame the building number medallion. The wings of the victories and the number are painted in black, lending relief to the overall effect. Important foliage decoration on the door frame.
4 boulevard des Filles du calvaire
Two small tables, each depicting a bird and ears of wheat, adorn the lintel. These ears of wheat are repeated on the jambs.
6 boulevard des Filles du calvaire
Two small tables, each adorned with a bird and reeds; the reeds are repeated on the jambs.
8 boulevard des Filles du calvaire
Two small tables, each adorned with a bird and reeds; the reeds are repeated on the jambs.
24 boulevard des Filles du calvaire
Lintel featuring two women with, on the left, a toothed wheel and an anvil, and on the right, a vase with a stylus.
130 rue de la roquette
Head of Hercules covered with the skin of the Nemean lion. The lion’s paws hang over the edge of the pediment. Hercules’ beard hangs over the clasp. Two small female masks adorn the consoles, which are topped with metoples.
132 rue de la roquette
Picturesque door frame decorated with a highly ornate arcature. Child wearing a cartouche on the key of the frame.
130 boulevard Voltaire
Spectacular Baroque-style pediment: a drapery adorns the center of the lintel, while fruit decorates the curved forms of the pediment. Two smiling faun masks support the brackets.
Other doors of interest:
| 11 rue Faidherbe | Art nouveau building. Faces of the building owner’s family with his dog’s head in the middle! |
| 14 rue de Charonne | Small rounded door with statue of the Blessed Virgin in a niche above the door, framed by fluted pilaster columns. |
| 17 rue de la Présentation | Carved cow’s head on porch key |
| 132 boulevard Voltaire | Hôtel de Chatillon. Angelot presenting a cartouche. |
| 140 boulevard Richard Lenoir | Rounded door surmounted by a Greek frieze and framed by two statues representing an ancient god and goddess. To the right of the porch we notice an earthenware sign for the house P. Bouly tile manufacturer |
| 198 boulevard Voltaire | Art Deco building. Beautiful ironwork. |
| 22 rue Trousseau | Art Nouveau building. Very original interlacing decoration covering the ground floor door and window, with a large sunflower between the two openings and a dianthus (?) in the upper left-hand corner and an azalea in the upper right-hand corner. |
| 25 rue Alexandre Dumas | Art deco building. Door framed with gingko biloba leaves |
| 92 avenue de La République | A strange mascaron reminiscent of old Chinese magots. |
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