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A French Art Nouveau silver and ivory chocolate pot designed by Lucien Bonvallet for Cardeilhac Paris. Pictured in: Paris Salons, page 163, also in Christies Art Nouveau by Fiona Gallagher, page 67. Similar model pictured in: Art Nouveau: The French Aesthetic, by Victor Arwas, page 395.
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Artist: Cardeilhac
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| Signed: “Cardeilhac Paris” |
| Circa: 1900 |
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A Tiffany Studios New York Favrile decorated vase. This vase features pulled copper decoration with iridescent gold trim against a golden ivory ground.
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Artist: Tiffany
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| Signed: “L.C.T. 12300” with original Tiffany Label |
| Circa: 1900 |
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A French Art Nouveau ivory sculpture by Théodore Rivière depicting “Loïe Fuller.” Pictured in: Dynamic Beauty: Sculpture of Art Nouveau Paris, by Macklowe Gallery, The Studley Press, 2011, p. 226.
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A French Art Nouveau 18 karat gold brooch featuring carved Ivory bleeding heart flowers, plique a jour enamel leaves with 6 pear shape ruby centers that have an approximate total weight of .70 carats by Paul Lienard
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Artist: Paul Lienard
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| Signed: Paul Lienard makers mark |
| Circa: 1900's |
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A French Art Nouveau ivory sculpture by Théodore Rivière titled “Daphne”. Pictured in: Dynamic Beauty: Sculpture of Art Nouveau Paris, by Macklowe Gallery, The Studley Press, 2011, p. 227.
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A French Art Nouveau gilt, patinated bronze and ivory sculpture, titled “La Femme au Voile” by the renowned painter and sculptor Jean-Léon Gérôme. This work explores the mystery and sensuality of the veiled woman and expresses the turn-of-the-century French fascination with the Middle East and North Africa. The veils she wears are textured after the textiles from the Near East that were much in vogue in Paris of 1900. The ivory itself is an exotic African material. Pictured in: Dynamic Beauty: Sculpture of Art Nouveau Paris, by Macklowe Gallery, The Studley Press, 2011, p. 132.
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Artist: Gerome
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| Signed: ''J.L. Gerome and 624D'' and stamped “Siot Paris” |
| Circa: 1900 |
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A French Art Nouveau 18 karat gold and platinum pendant with plique á jour, diamonds and carved ivory by Frédéric Vernon . The pendant is framed with rose-cut diamonds and plique á jour enamel surrounding the central carved ivory Madonna.
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Artist: Frédéric Vernon
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| Signed: F. Vernon, with French assay marks |
| Circa: 1905 |
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A French Art Nouveau silvered figural sculpture by Agathon Léonard, titled “Danseuse chantant” from “Le jeu de l’écharpe.” This figure is one of the “la danse” (the dance) set, originally produced and cast by Sèvres and presented by the artist at the 1900 Paris Exposition Universelle. The series was later cast in bronze by Susse Frères. Special costly limited editions employing silver -- as in this piece -- or bronze and ivory were also available. A similar model is pictured in “Agathon Léonard: Le geste Art nouveau,” by Ingelore Boestge, Somogy editions d’art, Paris 2003, p.62, Plate number 35. Provenance: Elizabeth Taylor
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Artist: Leonard
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| Signed: “A. Leonard sclp”. Stamped with the Susse Freres foundry mark and the letter “M” |
| Circa: 1900 |
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