Description
Place of Origin
France
Date of Manufacture
1920's
Other Characteristics
wrought iron and glass
Condition
Excellent. Good original condition. .
Dimensions
70.1in.H
178cmH
Diameter
17 in. (43 cm)
Raymond Subes & Muller Art Deco Torchiere
$18,000.00
Raymond SUBES (1893-1970) & MULLER Torchiere, c. 1925
Wrought iron base decorated with a stylized leaves motif and circular patterns with an elegant shade in frosted glass sandblasted with a granite effect and signed “Müller Fres”.
Height 70.1 in. (178 cm) – Diam. 17 in (43.2 cm)
Reference: – Henri Clouzot, “La ferronnerie moderne à l’Exposition Internationale des arts décoratifs de 1925”, Éd Charles Moreau, model illustrated on planche 14.
Guillaume Janneau, “Exposition internationale de 1925”, Éd. Charles Moreau, model illustrated on p. 95
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