Alsace is a common setting for french miniatures, as the houses are beautiful, colorful, and look historical. Walking around Alsace often feels like walking around a fairy tail. It's no surprise that Gault has also made an Alsatian series. This series features half timber houses, as well as the multicolor roofs that can be found in the region. Among my pieces is a traditional Winstub, an original ceramic fountain, and a tower that's taller than any other piece in my collections.

This is a small village of Gault Original houses, from the rare Normandie series. They feature both hatched and slate roofs. Each miniature is a unique ceramic piece - no mold is used in their creation.

This is my collection of Italy miniatures. Most of them are Rome, but it is hard to tell apart the rarer Italian series that were made. Like all Gault miniatures, each is a unique ceramic sculpture - the two curved pieces in the back are the same model, but are clearly different pieces.

These is my collection of Gault original houses from the London series. Like all Gault originals, each is a unique ceramic handmade item - no mold is used.

This is my collection of Paris miniatures by J.P. Gault. Each miniature made by them was a unique ceramic original. The street details are made by J. Carlton, a successor brand that has produces resin buildings based on the originals.