Gustave Gillot "Lady with Greyhound" - Art Deco Statue in Plaster. Signed.

"Bandoneonist" Extremely rare Art Deco sculpture in fine, slightly cracked white earthenware, Sainte Radegonde factory. Signed with the Primave...

Edgar Brandt, Art Deco Console, Altesse Model, Cast Iron, Black & White Grand Antique Marble Production date: starting 1927 This console has a remarkably sculpted decor of flowers characteristic of Brandt’s flower design, it testifies to his mastery of ironworking and his commitment to hand finishing pieces such as the incised lines along the console’s top edge. This commitment gave his pieces texture and individuality and showcased the handiwork of the craftsmen. An original hammered iron model reproduced in “Brandt exhibition, 1925” and in “Edgar Brandt, Master of Art Deco”, Harry N. Adams, Inc., Editor, New York, 1999, page 117. About Edgar Brandt Edgar William Brandt (December 24, 1882 - May 8, 1960) was a French metalworker and industrialist who was active during the Art Deco period. He was born in 1880 in Paris, and he trained as a metalworker before opening his own workshop in 1902. He quickly gained a reputation for his exceptional metalworking skills, and he became one of the leading figures of the Art Deco movement. Brandt's work was characterized by its innovative use of materials, including wrought iron, bronze, and glass, as well as its striking Art Deco style. He was particularly known for his use of intricate, organic forms inspired by nature, as well as his use of bold, geometric shapes. In 1925 Brandt participated in the Exposition Internationale des Arts Decoratifs et Industriels Modernes organized by the French Ministry of Commerce and Industry to showcase the best of French...

Antoine Bourdelle's poster for the 1925 Exposition of Decorative and Industrial Arts. Artist: Bourdelle Antoine Title: Exposition Internationale des A...

Contempory white alabaster Obelisk lamp designed and produced by Christian Caudron, Meilleur Ouvrier de France 2015*, in his Parisian workshop. The Obelisk is made of alabaster, a t...

This rare and impressive French Art Deco terracotta sculpture, titled Lady with a Greyhound, was created by French sculptor Pierre Polbert in the 1920s. Distinguished by its unusuall...

Crafted by the celebrated French sculptor Georges Coste, this exquisite Art Deco terracotta sculpture captures a tender moment between a young woman and her elegant Borzoi. The grace...

Our wonderful white marble statue of a stylized Isoult with fawn after the original cast by Edward Francis McCartan (1879-1947) dates from the second quarter of the twentieth century and measures 58 inches tall. Apparently unsigned. The original bronze, entitled Isoult, was cast in 1926 and is on display at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC. Isoult (alternatively Iseult and Isolde) is the name of multiple characters comes from the legend of Tristan and Iseult...

An extremely elegant Art Deco Terracotta Sculpture of a woman with her Borzoi dog, made in 1930 by Georges Coste. Stamped on the base with the Susse Frères Foundry seal and signed Ge...