An exceptional pair of Art Nouveau candelabra depicting elegant female figures adorned with flowers, created by the French sculptor Henri Plé, circa 1900.

These refined sculptures embody the essence of Art Nouveau, where the female form merges harmoniously with flowing floral motifs. The graceful lines, organic movement, and decorative elegance reflect the period’s fascination with nature and beauty.

Executed in Art Metal with a delicate cold-painted patina, the candelabra display remarkable craftsmanship and artistic detail. Their imposing size and sculptural quality make them true statement pieces.

These candelabra are highly desirable for collectors and connoisseurs of fine Art Nouveau decorative arts.

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.

This impressive Art Nouveau gilt bronze vase “La pêche au filet” by French sculptor Alexandre Vibert exemplifies the refined artistry of late 19th-century French decorative arts.

The sculptural composition depicts a graceful nude female figure fishing with a net, executed with remarkable movement and detail. Crafted in gilt bronze, the vase bears the signature “A. Vibert” alongside the prestigious Siot Decauville Paris foundry seal, one of the leading Parisian art foundries of the Belle Époque period.

This rare model is documented in important reference publications including Etains 1900 by Philippe Dahan and The Paris Salons 1895–1914 by Alastair Duncan, further enhancing its collector value and historical importance.

An exceptional statement piece for sophisticated interiors, collectors, and Art Nouveau 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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An elegant and highly decorative Art Nouveau bronze bust titled ‘Saïda’, created by the celebrated French sculptor Emmanuel Villanis (1858–1914), one of the leading sculptors of the French fin-de-siècle period.

Executed circa 1890, this refined female bust perfectly illustrates the poetic elegance of the Art Nouveau movement. The sculpture features a beautiful multicolour patina enhancing the delicate facial modelling and finely detailed hairstyle.

The work bears the signature ‘E. Villanis’ together with the foundry seal of the Société des Bronzes de Paris, confirming both authenticity and exceptional casting quality.

Villanis became internationally renowned for his graceful female figures inspired by mythology, orientalism and idealised beauty. Today, his works are highly sought after by collectors of Art Nouveau sculpture, interior designers and high-end decorative art enthusiasts.

A rare and refined collector’s piece with excellent literature references.