The building of Passage 125 as well as all houses ranging from numbers 121 to 133 in rue Blaes were built by the architect H.Beyaert, contemporary of Baron Haussmann.

This amazing 1,200 m2 building was originally a linen trade, then it became a Dutch protestant temple in 1918 and until the end of the Second World War, when it was taken over by a decorator who had gathered all buildings from 121 to 135 to trade in cloth and drapery.

All these buildings were then divided again between different owners and it was in 1995 that the building became an antique store.

Then, in 2000, it was bought by Jean Pierre Baonville, an expert in ancient weapons (12^th to 19^thcentury), thanks to whom it has acquired its current purpose.