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Art Deco Bronze Sculpture Satyr with Flutes

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Art Deco Bronze Sculpture Satyr with Flutes – Edouard Drouot, 1920

An elegant and expressive Art Deco bronze sculpture depicting a satyr playing flutes, created by the French sculptor Edouard Drouot, circa 1920.
Inspired by classical mythology, this refined composition captures the playful and sensual nature of the satyr, a symbol of music, nature, and hedonistic spirit.
Drouot masterfully combines academic sculptural tradition with the emerging stylization of the Art Deco period.
The sculpture is cast in high-quality bronze and mounted on a striking green marble base, creating a refined contrast and enhancing its decorative presence.
Signed “Drouot,” ensuring authenticity.

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

Art Deco bookends MOYEN AGE

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Art Deco Bookends “Moyen Age” – Max Le Verrier, 1930

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.

Art Nouveau Bronze Bust ACTING COY

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Art Nouveau Bronze Bust “Acting Coy” – Georges van der Straeten, c.1900

A refined and highly expressive Art Nouveau bronze bust titled “Acting Coy”, created by the Belgian-born sculptor Georges van der Straeten, active in Paris, circa 1890–1900.

This captivating sculpture portrays a young woman in a playfull, shyness pose, embodying the delicate sensuality characteristic of the Art Nouveau movement. The softly modeled features and flowing lines demonstrate Van der Straeten’s mastery in capturing emotion and elegance.

Cast in bronze with a rich brown patina, the bust bears the signature “G. van der Straeten” and the foundry seal of Société des Bronzes de Paris, confirming its authenticity and high-quality production.

Documented in key reference literature, this piece is highly sought after by collectors and connoisseurs of fine Art Nouveau sculpture. A high quality object that enhances any sophisticated interior.

This bronze bust is illustrated in

Bronzes, Sculptors and Founders – H. Berman

Art Nouveau bronze vase lady with flowers

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Art Nouveau Bronze Vase Lady with Flowers – Charles Korschann, c.1900

An exquisite and rare Art Nouveau bronze vase depicting a graceful lady adorned with flowers, created by the Austrian-born sculptor Charles Korschann, circa 1900.

This refined piece embodies the essence of Art Nouveau, where the female form merges harmoniously with flowing floral motifs. The elegant lines and organic movement reflect the period’s fascination with nature, beauty, and sensuality.

Cast in finely detailed bronze with a rich gilt and patinated finish, the vase displays exceptional craftsmanship. It bears the signature “Charles Korschann” and the foundry seal of Louchet Ciseleur, Paris, ensuring authenticity and high quality.

Documented in key reference works, this vase is a highly desirable collector’s piece, ideal for refined interiors and Art Nouveau collections.

Similar vases are illustrated in:
Bronzes, sculptors and founders, H. Berman, Abage.
Dynamic Beauty, Macklowe Gallery.

Art Deco Bronze Female Nude Sculpture

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Art Deco Bronze Female Nude Sculpture – Alexandre Caron, 1920

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.

PHILOSOPHIE Art Deco bronze owl bookends

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Art Deco Bronze Owl Bookends “Philosophie” – Marcel Bouraine, 1925

A rare and refined pair of Art Deco bronze bookends titled “Philosophie”, created by the renowned French sculptor Marcel André Bouraine, circa 1925.
These elegant bookends depict stylized owls perched upon a stack of books, symbolizing wisdom and knowledge—an iconic and intellectual motif within the Art Deco movement. The composition reflects Bouraine’s mastery in combining sculptural dynamism with geometric clarity.
Cast in high-quality bronze with a sophisticated silvered and patinated finish, the pieces exhibit a rich surface texture and depth.
The bookends are signed “M. Bouraine,” ensuring authenticity and collectability.

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.

REVERIE Art Deco lamp seated lady

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Rêverie, Art Deco Lamp seated lady by Raymonde Guerbe – Max Le Verrier, 1930

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.

BAGHERA Art Deco Panther Sculpture

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BAGHERA, Art Deco Panther Sculpture by Max Le Verrier (1930)
An exceptional Art Deco sculpture of a majestic panther, titled Baghera, created by renowned French artist Max Le Verrier in 1930. Crafted in art metal with a deep black patina, the sculpture rests on an elegant Belgian black marble base. The piece bears the artist’s signature M. Le Verrier and measures H. 26 cm x L. 64 cm x W. 14 cm (10.2 x 25.2 x 5.5 in). A true collector’s piece in very good condition, illustrated in Max Le Verrier, un esprit Art Déco by Wattel & Blanchet. A rare opportunity to acquire an authentic work of French Art Deco mastery.

Pair of Art Deco vases with flowers

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Pair of Art Deco Vases with Floral Decor by Charles Catteau Keramis

These Charles Catteau Keramis Art Deco vases are a striking example of Belgian Art Deco ceramic design from the early 1920s.

The vases feature a stylised floral composition executed in vibrant turquoise, blue, yellow and white crackled ceramic glaze. The bold geometric structure and decorative rhythm reflect the innovative aesthetic characteristic of the Art Deco movement.

The decor was designed by Charles Catteau, the renowned artistic director of Keramis, the famous Belgian ceramic manufacturer. Catteau is internationally recognised for his modern decorative ceramics produced during the interwar period.

The vase is marked Keramis and numbered D704 for the decor.

Executed in richly coloured crackled ceramic, the vase demonstrates the refined craftsmanship and artistic experimentation typical of Belgian Art Deco ceramics of the 1920s.

Objects such as this were originally produced as decorative art pieces for modern interiors. Today they are highly sought after by collectors of Art Deco ceramics and Belgian decorative arts.

Art Deco Parrot Bookends

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Georges H. Laurent Art Deco Parrot Bookends

This Georges H. Laurent Art Deco parrot bookends set is a refined example of French decorative sculpture from the Art Deco period of the 1920s.
The composition depicts two stylised parrots perched elegantly on rectangular Portor marble bases. The design reflects the geometric elegance and stylised natural forms characteristic of the Art Deco movement around 1925.
The pieces are signed “G.H. Laurent”

The French sculptor Georges H. Laurent, is known for his animal sculptures en decorative bookends produced during the Art Deco period.
The bookends are executed in silvered art metal and mounted on Portor marble bases, demonstrating the refined craftsmanship typical of French decorative arts of the early twentieth century.
Objects such as these were originally used as decorative bookends for libraries and desks.
Today they are highly sought after by collectors of Art Deco decorative arts and animal sculpture.