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.

A rare and sculptural Art Deco tray in the form of a pelican, designed by Charles Artus and produced by Max Le Verrier, France, circa 1930.

This striking composition of 3 pelicans holding a tray turns a functional into a highly decorative object, embodying the bold stylization and elegant geometry of the Art Deco movement. The bird’s sweeping lines and stylized form create a dynamic and visually captivating centerpiece.

Executed in Art Metal with a deep dark green patina, the tray has a refined and luxurious presence. Signed “Artus,” confirming its authenticity.

This pelican is illustrated in the reference work Max Le Verrier, un esprit Art Déco by Bénédicte Wattel and Damien Blanchet Le Verrier, making it a highly desirable collector’s piece.

Exceptional French Art Deco sculpture depicting a panther by the celebrated animalier sculptor Irenée Rochard, created circa 1930. This elegant work perfectly captures the movement, strength and sophistication associated with the golden age of French Art Deco.

Crafted in black patinated art metal and raised on a refined marble base, the sculpture embodies the streamlined modernist aesthetic highly sought after by collectors and interior designers worldwide. The panther’s poised and dynamic posture reflects Rochard’s mastery in portraying animal forms with grace and realism.

Signed “Rochard,” this authentic Art Deco sculpture is an outstanding example of the artist’s iconic animal creations. Its elegant proportions and luxurious materials make it an ideal statement piece for sophisticated interiors, curated collections and high-end decorative settings.

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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 elegant and refined Art Deco bronze sculpture depicting a female nude, created by the French sculptor Alexandre Auguste Caron, circa 1920.
This sculpture captures the timeless beauty of the female form, rendered with soft naturalism and subtle stylization that bridges late 19th-century sculpture and early Art Deco aesthetics. The graceful posture and balanced proportions reflect Caron’s academic mastery combined with modern elegance.
Cast in bronze with a rich patinated surface, the figure is mounted on a striking red marble base, enhancing its visual contrast and luxurious presence. The piece is signed in the bronze “A. Caron,” confirming its authenticity.
A sophisticated and collectible work, ideal for discerning collectors, interior designers, and admirers of early Art Deco sculpture.

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.

A sophisticated and collectible work, ideal for discerning collectors and lovers of mythological Art Deco sculpture.

Elegant pair of Art Deco bookends titled “Moyen Age”, created by the renowned French artist Max Le Verrier, circa 1930.
These refined sculptures depict seated medieval ladies absorbed in reading, evoking a romanticized vision of the Middle Ages interpreted through the geometric clarity of the Art Deco style. The composition blends historical inspiration with modernist elegance, a signature of Le Verrier’s work.
Executed in Art Metal with a green patina and mounted on a Belgian black marble base, the bookends offer a striking contrast and luxurious presence.
Each piece is signed “M. Le Verrier,” confirming authenticity.

This model is documented in the reference work Max Le Verrier, un esprit Art Déco by Bénédicte Wattel and Damien Blanchet Le Verrier, making it highly desirable for collectors and connoisseurs.

This model is illustrated in:
Art deco and other figures by Brian Catley page 55.
Art deco sculpture by Victor Arwas , Academy page 232.
Statuettes of the Art Deco period Alberto Shayo. Page 58.