This magnificent Art Deco bronze panther by Georges Lavroff (1895–1991) is one of the most striking examples of French animal sculpture from the Art Deco era. Born in Russia and later active in France, Lavroff became renowned for his powerful interpretations of wildlife and his masterful sense of movement.

Created around 1925, the sculpture perfectly captures the elegance and dynamism associated with Art Deco design. The panther’s elongated body and fluid contours create a powerful visual impression while maintaining remarkable sophistication.

Cast in bronze with a rich green patina, the sculpture displays exceptional craftsmanship and refined modelling. It is mounted on an elegant Belgian Black marble base, a material frequently associated with prestigious Art Deco decorative arts.

Today, Georges Lavroff is considered one of the foremost Art Deco animal sculptors. His works are highly sought after by collectors of French decorative arts, animalier sculpture and twentieth-century design.

This particular model is illustrated in the reference book Georges Lavroff by Kastelyn and Mazzucotelli, further confirming its significance and collectability.

An outstanding collector’s piece combining strength, elegance and timeless Art Deco design.

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This remarkable Art Deco bronze bust “La Faunesse” was created by renowned French sculptor Maxime Real del Sarte (1888–1954), one of the leading figures of early twentieth-century French sculpture.

Executed in 1921, the sculpture depicts a female faun, a captivating mythological figure combining feminine beauty with the mystical world of nature. The refined modeling, expressive features and elegant composition demonstrate the artist’s exceptional mastery.

The bronze is finished with a rich warm brown patina that enhances the delicate details of the face, horns and hair while adding depth and sophistication to the work. The sculpture is mounted on an impressive Portor marble base whose dramatic black and gold veining reinforces its luxurious appearance.

A significant aspect of this model is its historical recognition: La Faunesse received the prestigious Grand Prix National des Beaux-Arts in 1921, confirming its artistic importance and enduring appeal.

Today, works by Maxime Real del Sarte are highly appreciated by collectors of Art Deco sculpture, mythological subjects and fine French decorative arts.

An exceptional museum-quality sculpture combining mythology, elegance and Art Deco refinement.

This elegant Art Deco panther sculpture by Limousin is a striking example of French decorative sculpture from the 1930s. Combining powerful stylisation with refined craftsmanship, the piece perfectly reflects the glamour and sophistication of the Art Deco movement.

The panther was one of the most iconic motifs of the period, symbolising elegance, strength and exotic beauty. The elongated body and fluid lines create a sense of movement and balance that remains highly contemporary today.

Crafted in art metal with a beautiful silver patina, the sculpture displays exceptional decorative appeal. It is mounted on a luxurious Belgian Black marble base, enhancing the contrast between the polished surface and the sleek geometric form of the animal.

Art Deco animal sculptures remain highly sought after by collectors, interior designers and enthusiasts of French decorative arts. Their timeless aesthetic makes them ideal statement pieces for sophisticated interiors.

A refined collector’s object that captures the spirit of French Art Deco at its finest.

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This elegant Art Deco sculpture “Danse Païenne” is a remarkable example of French decorative sculpture from the 1930s. The work was created by Marcel Bouraine, one of the leading sculptors of the Art Deco era, and issued under the pseudonym Derenne, used for his art metal editions produced by the renowned Max Le Verrier foundry.

The sculpture depicts a graceful nude dancer balancing a disc, capturing movement, rhythm and feminine elegance. The composition perfectly reflects the spirit of Art Deco through its stylised anatomy, flowing lines and harmonious proportions.

Executed in art metal with a rich green patina, the figure is mounted on an exquisite Portor marble base whose dramatic black and gold veining enhances the luxurious character of the piece.

Works by Marcel Bouraine are highly prized by collectors of French Art Deco sculpture, interior designers and connoisseurs of twentieth-century decorative arts.

A sophisticated collector’s piece embodying the glamour and refinement of the Art Deco period.

This exceptional Art Deco bronze sculpture of two panthers by the acclaimed French sculptor Lucien Alliot perfectly captures the elegance, dynamism, and stylized forms of the 1930s.

The composition features two gracefully moving panthers with a refined black patina, mounted on a luxurious Belgian black marble base. The piece radiates sophistication and modernity, making it a striking addition to any high-end interior or collection.

Signed “Luc.” and preserved in very good condition, this sculpture is highly desirable for collectors and Art Deco enthusiasts.

These bookends are illustrated in
Art Deco and other figures, Brian Catley.

 These bookends are highly sought after by collectors and connoisseurs of fine Art Deco sculpture.
A perfect statement piece for refined interiors, libraries, or curated design spaces.

An exceptional and highly collectible Art Deco lamp titled “Reverie”, created by Raymonde Guerbe, also known as the wife of Pierre Le Faguays, and produced by Max Le Verrier in France circa 1930.
This refined sculpture depicts a seated nude lady gracefully draped, holding a luminous glass globe. The composition perfectly embodies the elegance, sensuality, and geometric harmony of the Art Deco movement.
Executed in art metal with a sophisticated silver patina, the lamp is mounted on a sleek black marble base, enhancing its luxurious and timeless appeal. The piece is signed “R. Guerbe,” confirming its authenticity.
A rare and desirable collector’s piece, ideal for discerning collectors, interior designers, and Art Deco enthusiasts seeking a museum-quality object.

This sculpture is illustrated in:
Art Deco and other figures, Brian Catley, Antique collectors club.