Henin&Cie
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Henin&Cie
Henin & Cie was a prestigious goldsmith company founded in the 19th century in the Parisian Marais district, known for its jewelry craftsmanship. The company gained a reputation as a supplier to the royal court, with its exceptional gold and silver creations receiving high acclaim.
Initially known as "Thomas & Henin" (1861), the company changed its name to "Hénin Frères" (1865), then to "Hénin & Fils" (1872). In 1875, it became "Hénin & Cie," a name it kept until 1891, when it partnered with Vivier, and the brand became "Hénin & Vivier."
In 1896, Henin returned to its original name "Hénin & Cie" and continued operations until the end of the 19th century, collaborating with companies such as Apollo, a producer of cutlery and a goldsmith.
