EDGAR BRANDT
CONSOLE TABLE, c. 1930
Console with a trapezoidal Portor marble base supporting a U-shaped base made of five curved steel slats, engraved with a geometric pattern and linked together by five perpendicular polished slats.
The rectangular top, 8.5 cm thick, is also made of Portor marble.
The rectangular top, 8.5 cm thick, is also made of Portor marble.
100 x 120 x 45 cm.
39 3/8 x 47 1/4 x 17 3/4 in.
39 3/8 x 47 1/4 x 17 3/4 in.
One of the curved slats is stamped 'E. Brandt'.
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Console dont le socle trapézoïdale en marbre portor supporte le piètement formé de cinq lames d'acier cintrées en forme de U, gravées d'un décor d'ondulations régulières et liées entre elles par cinq lames polies perpendiculaires.
Le plateau rectangulaire, d'une épaisseur de 8,5 cm., est lui aussi en marbre portor.
L'une des lames cintrées porte l'estampille "E. Brandt".
Provenance
From a flat in the Walter buildings, collection of Mr. X.Publications
Revue "Mobilier et Décoration, février 1932, model reproduced on an Edgar Brandt advertisement.Joan Kahr, "Edgard Brandt, Master of Art Deco Ironwork", New-York, Editions Harry N. Abrams inc., 1999, same model reproduced p. 208.
Joan Kahr, "Edgar Brandt, Art Deco Ironwork", éd. Schiffer, 2010, model referenced at n°242 and reproduced on p. 176.
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