Serre Livres lévriers en Spelter sur marbre noir veiné Art Déco France XX Siècle

Très grande coupe en cristal de la Maison DAUM Nancy en France de renommé mondiale grâce à de nombreuses récompenses dont le" Grand Prix" lors de l' Exposition Universelle de 1900. ...

Bureau Norman Foster (né en 1935) Modèle "Nomos", crée à l'origine pour tecno, mais celui est très rare car il a été édité par Vitra (Allemagne/ Suisse) et fut très peu commercialis...

Grand vase des années 1950/60 provenant de Chine, en émaux cloisonnés sur cuivre avec un beau décor de fleurs. Le cerclage au col est en laiton doré , permet un beau contraste avec l...

Ours polaire ,au regard expressif et attendrissant de beauté Céramique craquelée et vernissée de couleur blanche fabriqué dans les années 1930,en pleine période Art Déco, par une mai...

Charles CATTEAU (1880-1966) Céramiste Franco-Belge Un créateur qui travailla dès 1906 pour la manufacture de KERAMIS chez Boch Frères à la Louvière, en Belgique ,et dont la productio...

Panorama des Palais l'exposition Universelle Trocadéro Champs de Mars Lithographie en couleurs J E Goossens rue du Houblon 23 Bruxelles avec son cadre d'origine en bois. Il y a des t...

Here is a lovely pair of French Art Deco Spelter Brass and Marble Bookends. These bookends feature two brass sea birds in flight attached to a beautiful spelter wave formation. Each ...

Very stylish and rare matching pair of Art Deco bookends. These are a great find and in exceptional condition. Originating from France and dating to the 1930s both stand on marble ba...

An adorable pair of Art Deco bookends with penguins. The penguins are made of dark gray with gold patinated spelter. Standing on an alabaster base. The sculptures are not signed. Mad...

Stylish & Timeless! These French Art Deco Angelfish bookends from the 1930s. Marvelous Art Deco design with the right patina and feel to them. The Angel fish are styled perfectly...

We kindly suggest you read the whole description, because with it we try to give you detailed technical and historical information to guarantee the authenticity of our objects. Original and rare pair of bookends in Art Deco style; the design is essential with bold, marked lines, overall pleasingly elegant and proportionate; the fish, made of spelter a schematic representation of two angel fish (Pterophyllum Scalare); the rectangular base with two shaped corners is made of black Marquinia marble; the pair was produced by sophisticated spelter casting in an artisanal workshop in Saint-Ouen, a quaint suburb of Paris, France, between 1930 and 1935; master craftsmen then finished the objects by hand to give them a delicate and graceful shape, then subjected them to a delicate and complex treatment with special and secret acids to make them take on elegant bronze hues, then they were placed on a precious base of elegant black Marquinia marble; the craftsmen were able to submit metal to their artistic sensibilities, creating two unique and fantastic objects. The Pterophyllium or angel fish (see photo), is a tropical freshwater fish...

A pair of Art Deco period bookends, with sculptures of pheasant birds. The figurines are made of bronze color patinated spelter (zinc alloy). The plinths are made of Porto Nero Marbl...