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  Georges Serré / Art Deco Warm ivory /sand colored glazed stoneware vase c. 1925

  GEORGES SERRÉ (1889-1956) France

  Vase c. 1925

  Warm ivory /sand colored glazed stoneware with hand incised stylized leaf and floral motif with a top collar and lower half in a softened geometric repeat pattern all in a light brown tonality.

  Marks: G Serre (hand incised signature)

  For more information see: La Céramique Art Déco, Edgar Pelichet (Paris: Bibliothèque des Arts, 1988), p. 47.

  For more information on Serré see: Georges Serré, exhib. cat. (Paris: Galerie Landrot, 1992).

  H: 11″ x Dia: 10″

   

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  French Art Deco / La Marquise de Sevigne Paris, Covered chocolate box 1932

  FRENCH ART DECO

  LA MARQUISE DE SEVIGNE Paris

  Covered chocolate box 1932

  Black and red oil cloth, nickle plated brass

  Illustrated in La Marquise de Sevigne Paris vintage ad (see pairing)

  Dia: 10″  x H: 3″

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  Muller Freres / French Art Deco Art Glass vase c. 1925

  MULLER FRÈRES Lunéville, France

  Vase   c. 1925

  Heavy cased clear glass over black glass with silver foil inclusions; acid-etched and deeply wheel-carved with a large zig zag motif

  Signed: MULLER FRES LUNEVILLE (etched signature)

  For more information see: Glass, Art Nouveau to Art Deco, Victor Arwas (New York: Harry N. Abrams, Inc., 1987) pp. 231-6;L’Europe de L’Art Verrier, des Precurseurs de l’Art Nouveau a l’Art Actuel 1850-1990, Giuseppe Cappa (Mardaga: Liège,1991) pp. 344-7.

  H: 8” x Dia: 8″

   

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  Just Andersen, Denmark Pair of Five-Branch Art Deco Candelabra c.1925

  Just Andersen (1884-1943), Denmark.

  Pair of five-branch Art Deco candelabra, circa 1925.

  Cast and wrought bronze with original rich brown and green patina.

  Marks: Denmark just in a triangular cartouche, No. B180.

  For more information see: “Just Andersen: Manden og Vaerket” by Svend Rindholt in Samleren: Tidskrift for Kunst og Kunstindustri (Attende Aargang, 1941) pp. 171-194; Dansk Biografisk Leksikon. Første Bind (Copenhagen: Gyldendal, 1979) p. 199. The Design Encyclopedia. Mel Byars (New York: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1994) p. 23.

  H: 17 5/16″ x W: 17 1/2″

  By repute this pair of candelabra were exhibited in the Danish section at the Paris 1925 Exposition.

  Just Andersen was a designer and craftsman for Georg Jensen until 1918 when he left to open his own studio. These candelabra are exquisite and remarkable examples of Danish Art Deco design and a testament to the artist’s consummate craftsmanship. Andersen’s bronzes are characterized by rich, deep patination and superlative casting quality and surfaces.