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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 glass and bronze "Belted Turtleback" table lamp, featuring a large band of iridescent green “Turtleback” tiles against a mottled brick pattern ground, atop a patinated bronze “Pot” base.
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Artist: Tiffany
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| Circa: 1900 |
| Base Signed: “Tiffany Studios New York 171” |
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A Swiss Mid-Century platinum, multi-gem and enamel potted flower basket brooch by Gubelin, featuring carved blue sapphires with an Approximate Total Weight of 2.80 carats, carved rubies with an ATW of 2.10 carats, four cabochon emeralds with an ATW of .55 carat and round-cut diamonds with an ATW of .85 carat. The “trunk” of the stylized potted flower is of black enamel. Documentation.
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Artist: Gubelin
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| Signed: “Gubelin Suisse” |
| Circa: 1950’s |
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A Rare and important French Art Nouveau silvered metal coffee and tea service by Paul Follot. The set includes a tray, a tea and a coffee pot, and containers for sugar and cream. The set is decorated with whiplash curves, fabric-like folds and a spray of leaves. This set was manufactured by Metallwarren Fabrik, F.w. Quist, Esslingen, Germany. All five pieces are signed "Follot". This set comes with its original presentation box. The service was exhibited at the Salon Décorateurs in 1904. The model is in the Musee d’Orsay, the Victoria & Albert Museum, and the Brohan Museum. Circa 1902. In the year 2000, an identical set was exhibited: Art Nouveau 1890-1914 at the Victoria & Albert Museum and the National Gallery of Art. Provenance: Purchased in Wiesbaden, Germany from a prominent lady who is now in her late sixties. This tea service, with its original box, was her mother’s wedding gift. Similar set pictured in: Art Nouveau: The French Aesthetic, by Victor Arwas, p. 393 Art Nouveau Belgium France, by Yvonne Brunhammer, p. 206, pl. 306 Art Nouveau: 1890-1914, by Paul Greenhalgh, p. 234, pl. 14.13. The French Decorative Arts, the Societé des Artistes Décorateurs 1900-1942, by Cf. Y. Brunhammer + S. Tise, Paris 1990, p. 16-17. Art Nouveau by Judith Miller, page 180. Dimensions: 16¾” wide x 24¼” long (tray)
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