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EMILE DECOEUR – VASE, CIRCA 1903-1905

VASE, CIRCA 1903-1905
Shape as an eggplant, rouge-sang-de-boeuf
Bearing the artist monogram, with trefoil, and numbered 03.12
23 cm. high

Bibliography
Le Style Moderne. L’ART APPLIQUÉ Revue Internationale, 1904-1905, H. Laurens Editeur, Paris. ill. pl. 35

CARLO BUGATTI – ADRIEN-AURELIEN HEBRARD – SET OF SIX SPOONS, 1907

SET OF SIX SPOONS, 1907
Silver
In its original box
With French Minerva mark and silversmith’s mark
15 cm. long

Exhibition
Galerie A.-A. Hébrard, 8, rue Royale, Paris, 2 December-25 December 1907
ReConnaître Carlo Bugatti, Musée d’Orsay, Paris, 10 April-15 July 2001, n. 78 in the exhibition catalogue
Uzès Exposition, ancien Évêché, Monticelli, précurseur de l’impressionnisme & Bugatti, une dynastie de créateurs, 22 June – 13 October, 2024

SOLD

LUCIEN BONVALLET – ANTOINE-ERNEST CARDEILHAC – VASE, CIRCA 1900

VASE, CIRCA 1900
Silver
Marked CARDEILHAC PARIS with the letter A, with silversmith’s mark and french Minerva mark
18.5 cm. high

Between 1894 and 1899, Lucien Bonvallet designed several silverware pieces intended
for the Exposition Universelle of 1900, all decorated with a vegetal pattern such as thistles,
columbines, mistletoe, clovers, etc.
These models were exhibited on the occasion of a retrospective dedicated to Lucien Bonvallet
in january and february 1913, at the Pavillon de Marsan, Musée des Arts Décoratifs, Paris

ANDRE-FERNAND THESMAR – ALBERT DAMMOUSE – CUP, CIRCA 1897

CUP, CIRCA 1897
Gilt-cloisonné enamelled stoneware, decorated with flowers and insects
Signed and dedicated to Jeanne Dammouse
Height: 9.5 cm.

Bibliography
Paul Arthur, French Art Nouveau Ceramics: An Illustrated Dictionary, Norma Editions, 2015, ill. p. 354

At the 1900 Exposition Universelle, Thesmar presents his works in gilt-cloisonné enamelled stoneware
for the first time. We have no evidence that Thesmar designed ceramics. We know that he decorated
Sèvres porcelain with enamels ; the ceramics were provided by the Manafacture Nationale.
Because this piece is dedicated to Jeanne Dammouse, we assume it was provided
by the ceramist Albert Dammouse
According to our records, no other example is known to exist

LOETZ – ALPHONSE DEBAIN – LA MAISON MODERNE – VASE, CIRCA 1899

VASE, CIRCA 1899
Iridescent glass with a floral design attributed to Loetz. The mount and the base in silver attributed to Debain.
With French Minerva mark; silversmith mark; Russian import mark 84
These pieces were sold at the Maison Moderne
The mount with two handles can be attributed to Henry Van de Velde
11.3 cm. high

LOUIS MAJORELLE – GUERIDON, CIRCA 1900

GUERIDON, CIRCA 1900
Walnut, decorated with inlaid water leaves patterns
Inlaid signature L. Majorelle
Height: 77 cm.
Diameter: 77 cm.

Grand guéridon triangulé, en noyer reverni, piétement tripode végétal sculpté de boutons floraux supérieurs, couronnés de larges éléments rainurés maintenant la ceinture ondée, plateau triangulé à large bordure, formant bassin à décor de grands motifs marquetés de feuilles d’eau.
Signature marquetée L. Majorelle.
Hauteur : 77 cm
Diamètre : 77 cm

9 000 €

EMILE GALLE – GUERIDON, CIRCA 1900

GUERIDON, CIRCA 1900
Walnut, the top inlaid
Signed
Height: 73 cm.

Guéridon tripode en noyer, plateau en marqueterie, pieds fuselés
Signé
Hauteur : 73 cm
Diamètre : 53,5 cm

4 500 €

EMILE BERNAUX – GRANDFATHER CLOCK, CIRCA 1910

GRANDFATHER CLOCK, CIRCA 1910
Carved wood with bronze handles
Bearing the artist’s monogram on the upper door and signed in full on the side
222 cm. high
53 cm. wide
32 cm. deep

Pendule de parquet, bois sculpté, poignées de portes en bronze.
Monogramme sur la porte supérieure.
Signée en toutes lettres sur le côté.
Hauteur : 222 cm
Largeur max : 53 cm
Profondeur : 32 cm

3 000 €

EMILE ROBERT – PLANT STAND, CIRCA 1900

PLANT STAND, CIRCA 1900
Wrought iron
69 cm. high
92 cm. wide

The vase is sold separately

Bibliography
Karin Blanc, Ferronnerie en Europe au XXème siècle, éditions Monelle Hayot, 2015, ill. p. 195

LOUIS BROUHOT, Maison – TABLE, CIRCA 1901-1902

TABLE, CIRCA 1901-1902
Mahogany, marquetry and brass table, with a floral decor
Height: 91 cm.
Width: 73 cm.
Depth: 52 cm.

Bibliography
Alastair Duncan, Fin de siècle masterpieces from the Silverman collection, 1989, similar example
ill. p. 118, n. 58

GEORGES DE FEURE – CEYLON SATINWOOD TABLE

CEYLON SATINWOOD TABLE
Moulded and carved with Saint Bruno lilies; rectangular top, the frieze decorated with a garland of flowers on an ebony and mother-of-pearl marquetry ground
Slightly curved and fluted legs
Height: 75.5 cm
Top dimensions: 110 × 65 cm.

Exhibition
Exhibited at the Exposition de l’Intérieur, 3rd Salon des Industries du Mobilier, July–October 1908

Bibliography
Ian Millman, Georges de Feure, p. 214 to p. 216

EDWARD COLONNA – TWO CHAIRS, CIRCA 1900

TWO CHAIRS, CIRCA 1900
Sculpted wood
90.5 cm. high

Bibliography
Art et Décoration, 1900, vol. II, ill. p. 44
G. Weisberg, Art Nouveau Bing, ill. p. 181, fig. 177

Deux chaises en bois sculpté
Hauteur : 90,5 cm

Bibliographie
Art et Décoration, 1900, vol. II, repr. p. 44.
Album de référence de l’Art Nouveau, Bibliothèque du musée des Arts Décoratifs, Paris.
G. Weisberg, Art Nouveau Bing, rep. p. 181, fig. 177.

2 250 €

GEORGES DE FEURE – L’ART NOUVEAU BING – ARMCHAIR, CIRCA 1900

ARMCHAIR, CIRCA 1900
Walnut

Bibliography
Meubles de style moderne à l’Exposition Universelle de 1900, Sections française et étrangères,
published under the direction of Th. Lambert, architect, Charles Schmidt éditor, Paris, nd. ill. pl. 17, fig. 2
Ian Millman Georges de Feure Maître du symbolisme et de l’art nouveau, ACR édition, Paris, ill. p. 155
Art Nouveau: An Architectural Indulgence, New Architecture 6 October 2000, Andreas Papadakis publisher,
in collaboration with the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, ill. p. 67
84 cm. high

Exhibition
Exposition Universelle of 1900, Paris

FRENCH – TWO TRAY TEA TABLE, CIRCA 1900

TWO TRAY TEA TABLE, CIRCA 1900
The bronze tray is removable
Height: 92 cm
Length and width of the lower tray: 81.5 x 59.2 cm.
Tray in bronze: 36 x 22 cm.

Table à thé à deux plateaux, un plateau en bronze à deux anses repose sur la tablette du dessus
Hauteur : 92 cm
Longueur et largeur du plateau inférieur : 81,5 x 59,2 cm
Plateau en bronze : 36 x 22 cm

2 500 €

EUGENE FEUILLATRE – “FEMME PAPILLON” NECKLACE, CIRCA 1900

“FEMME PAPILLON” NECKLACE, CIRCA 1900
Gold, translucent enamel, moonstone and pearl
With its chain
With gold mark and maker’s mark
7 x 6.8 cm.

Exhibition
Les sources du XXème siècle – Les Arts en Europe de 1884 à 1914, Musée national d’Art moderne, Paris 1960-1961, n. 901
Jugendstil, Sammlung K.A. Citroen, Amsterdam, Hessisches Landesmuseum, Darmstadt, 1962. A variant of this model is illustrated p. 23, n. 51
1900, Galeries nationales du Grand Palais, Paris, 14 March-26 June 2000, ill. p. 258, n. 263

Bibliography
L’Art Décoratif aux expositions des Beaux-Arts, Armand Guérinet éditeur, 1ère série, 1902, variant of this model is illustrated pl. 215
Revue de la Bijouterie, Joaillerie et Orfèvrerie, July 1902, ill. p. 84
Art et Décoration, 1902, volum I, variant of this model is illustrated p. 93
Dekorative Kunst, München, 1903, variant of this model is illustrated p. 182
L’Art Décoratif, July 1904, p. 23
K.A.Citroen: Renaissance in edel metaal, in : Forum, Amsterdam, 1958-59, n° 11, p. 339, ill. 1.
Pariser schmuck von zweiten kaiserreich zur belle époque, Bayerischen Nationalmuseum, 1989, variant is illustrated p. 259 n. 184
Ulrike von Hase-Schmundt, Jugendstil schmuck – Die europäischen Zentren – Von 1895 bis 1915, Wilhem Heyne Verlag, München, 1998, model of the Museum of Darmstadt ill. p. 63

GEORGES DESPRET – YVONNES SERRUYS – VASE, CIRCA 1905

VASE, CIRCA 1905
Multilayered glass with powder inclusions imitating hard stones
Signed, bearing the monogram of Yvonne Serruys and numbered 606
33 cm. high

Bibliography
“Le maître verrier Despret a eu l’heureuse idée de demander à un sculpteur de talent, Mlle Serruys, les belles formes robustes de ses coupes ; pour leur robe, d’une sourde splendeur, il semble avoir eu la collaboration de la terre et des siècles.” L’Art Décoratif, 1906, p. 182