Hippolyte Moreau - Bookends - Fox Terrier dogs - Spelter, Marble

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Constance Rousseau
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Selected by Constance Rousseau

Master marquetry craftswoman with 4 years' expert experience. Trainee auctioneer at Sotheby's Paris.

Estimate  € 450 - € 500
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Description from the seller

Large and rare pair of Art Deco bookends, dating from the 1930s, signed Hippolyte Moreau, depicting two fox terrier dogs. They rest on beautiful marble bases.
The sculptures are magnificently executed and very detailed.
Condition that approaches perfection!
A "must have" representative of the era, to gift or to treat yourself!
Please take a good look at the photos that are part of the description.
Protected and carefully packaged shipping.

#roaringtwenties

Large and rare pair of Art Deco bookends, dating from the 1930s, signed Hippolyte Moreau, depicting two fox terrier dogs. They rest on beautiful marble bases.
The sculptures are magnificently executed and very detailed.
Condition that approaches perfection!
A "must have" representative of the era, to gift or to treat yourself!
Please take a good look at the photos that are part of the description.
Protected and carefully packaged shipping.

#roaringtwenties

Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
3.1 kg
Country of origin
France
Model
Fox Terrier dogs
Designer/artist/maker
Hippolyte Moreau
Material
Marble, Spelter
Style
Art Deco
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
18 cm
Width
17 cm
Depth
10 cm
Estimated period
1920-1930
FranceVerified
931
Objects sold
100%
Private

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