EDGAR BRANDT
OCCASIONAL TABLE, c. 1925
A wrought-iron stool consisting of four straight legs topped with small scrolls. It features two square tops: an upper top made of royal red marble and a lower top made of Languedoc red marble. The edges of the upper top are scalloped and accented with a beaded border, as are the fluted capitals that adorn the legs.
H 111 - W 44 - D 44 cm.
H 43 3/4 - W 17 3/8 - D 17 3/8 in.
H 43 3/4 - W 17 3/8 - D 17 3/8 in.
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In 1925, not long after the end of the 1925 Paris Exposition, Edgar Brandt opened La Galerie Edgar Brandt, near the Arc de Triomphe, in the heart of Paris’ art gallery district. This model is pictured in situ therein.
Literature
Joan Kahr, 'Edgar Brandt: Master of Art Deco Ironwork', the same model is illustrated on page 163.WELCOME TO GALERIE MARCILHAC NEWSLETTER
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