Statue, Panter, 1930s - 18 cm - Glazed ceramic

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Constance Rousseau
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Art Deco glazed ceramic panther sculpture in cream, produced in France in the 1930s, unsigned, in good condition with a chip on the underside of the right front leg, dimensions 47 x 18 x 11.7 cm, weight 1.2 kg.

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Imposing (47 cm wide!) Art Deco panther in cream-colored glazed and craquelé ceramic, probably produced and designed by Charles Lemanceau for St-Clément in the 1930s

Note: chip on the lower edge of the right front leg (see photo 7)

Otherwise the sculpture is in good condition, wear in keeping with age and use

Each item is packed with the utmost care and shipped insured

Imposing (47 cm wide!) Art Deco panther in cream-colored glazed and craquelé ceramic, probably produced and designed by Charles Lemanceau for St-Clément in the 1930s

Note: chip on the lower edge of the right front leg (see photo 7)

Otherwise the sculpture is in good condition, wear in keeping with age and use

Each item is packed with the utmost care and shipped insured

Details

Era
1900-2000
Ceramics type
Glazed ceramic
Country of origin
France
Style
Art Deco
Material
Ceramic
Title of artwork
Panter, 1930s
Signature
Not signed
Colour
Cream
Condition
Good condition
Height
18 cm
Width
47 cm
Depth
11.7 cm
Weight
1.2 kg
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Objects sold
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