Sculptures and Others (17)
AD-DE-487 France around 1930
Hexagonal Art Deco column
- Solid oak, black high gloss lacquered
- With arch inclusions on the sides
Dimensions: H 125 cm x W 41 x D 35 cm (Ø above 32-37 cm)
AD-DE-480 France/Paris about 1930-50
Large original Panther sculpture, Paris 1930-50
- Ceramic mass on oval wooden base
- Polyester lacquer coated and polished
- Polished (lasercut) stainless steel plate under the base
- Model after Salvatore Melani (1902-1934), who was famous for his animal sculptures
- Entwurf nach Paul Jouve's Panther Zeichnungen
Dimensions (incl. Base):
- Inches: L 37.4, H 12.2, W 10.2
- Cm: L 95, H 31, B 26 cm
- 2 sculptures available -
AD-DE-486 France around 1930
Original, french Art Deco table clock
- Half hour strike on gong
- Macassar veneer
- Black piano lacquer on Oak on oak
- Nickel-plated dial
AD-DE-485 France circa 1928
Designer: Jaime Sabartes Gual (1881, Barcelona - 1968, Paris)
Robe signed on the back: GUAL BRONZE (embossed),
Signed base: Bronze vraie, H. Gual (incised).
Title: "Diana, kneeling"
Depicting a kneeling female archer, clothed with cloth
Provenance: France around 1928
Material:
- Bronze, patinated green
- Carved ivory arrow
- Composite base
Dimensions: H 25 cm x W 36 cm x D 11.7 cm.
Jaime Sabartés (born June 10, 1881 in Barcelona, † February 16, 1968 in Paris), Catalan: Jaume Sabartés i Gual, was a Spanish / Catalan sculptor, poet and writer. As a lifelong friend and private secretary of Pablo Picasso, he published several works on Picasso, such as the biography Picasso: Toreros (1961).
(https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jaime_Sabart%C3%A9s)
AD-DE-384 France around 1930
Elegant octagonal Art Deco column / pedestal from France around 1930
- Black lacquered hardwood.
- Finely stepped base and capital
- Around the top and bottom is a polished stainless steel decorative trim
Dimensions: H 76 cm x W 27 cm x D 27 cm
AD-DE-482 France circa 1930
Impressive sculpture by Thomas François Cartier (1879, Marseilles, France - 1943), of a growling lioness.
- Patinated cast zinc
- Signed T. CARTIER on the terrace
Thomas François Cartier was a french sculptor and well-known for his animal sculptures. Cartier specialized in big cats like lions and panthers, hunting dogs and decorative objects.
He participated in the Paris Salons from 1904 onwards, where he won the Gold Medal in 1927.
Dimensions: H 51 cm x W 58 cm x D 25 cm
AD-DE-482 France, 2nd H. 20th century
Gorgeous high quality bronze sculpture of a walking panther.
- Mid 20 c. cast based on Maurice Prost’s design from the 1920s.
- Cast bronze with great patina.On a heavy marble base.
Dimensions: H 27 x W 63 x D 11 cm
AD-DE-481 France circa 1930
Large, very elegant and rare Art Deco sculpture by Plagnet, depicting a pair of panthers (couple de panthères) from France, circa 1930.
- Epoch: Art Deco, France, circa 1930
- Signed: Plagnet (M. Plagnet)
- Heavy cast zinc, polished, silver-colored. Standing on a rectangular stone plate vanished with excellent black piano lacquer.
- Before the refinishing, the panthers were dark patinated / burnished and worn out. After much polishing, the color came out in this beautiful shiny chrome tone, which we love a lot. The original grey marble plate underneath has been high gloss black lacquered and polished with the signature still visible.
Dimensions: H 30, W 80, D 24.5 cm (including plinth)
AD-DE-478 France about 1930
Original Art Deco Smoking table
- Chrome-plated and polished steel with old patina
- Rubber, plastic and lacquered tin ashtray
Dimensions:
- Inches: 26.8, W 18.1, D 9 cm
- CM: H 68, W 46, D 23 cm
AD-DE-481 France around 1930
Very nice pair of four-armed Art Deco candlesticks by Jules Leleu (1883 - 1961).
- Excellent quality, heavy cast bronze, newly nickel-plated and polished
- Upper and lower part screwed together
Dimensions: H 18.5 cm, W 25 cm, D 25 cm, weight: 6.5 kg
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