Valenti - Mascot - Hispano suza - Resin

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Description from the seller

This magnificent Hispano-Suiza bird sculpture is an original and authentic internal prototype of the famous Valenti House. Spain

This exclusive study object was designed for workshop evaluation before the production of definitive pieces; it is a confidential work that has never been marketed to the general public.

Art Deco aesthetics, depicting the flyng stork of Hispano-Suiza (original creation by François Bazin).

A rarissime acquisition opportunity for 20th-century design collectors, objects of art from prestigious luxury jewelry houses like Valenti.

Workshop prototype - Maison Valenti Internal use only, (not for sale).

Dense high-quality resin with a splendid patina in bronze/brass gold tones with metallic specks, typical of the brand’s works.
Signature present.

Rectangular black lacquered wooden display base integrated into the prototype.
Valenti positioned in a cartouche.

Total height: 26 cm.
Base 32 cm x 16 cm
Weight 2.6 kg.

Heritage piece preserved since the 1960s/1970s.
Magnificent original patina displaying the authentic charm of an era workshop model (see detail photos). Signs of use for almost 60 years.

The exclusivity of the piece refers to the famous Spanish foundry and luxury goldsmith house Valenti (founded in Barcelona in 1798).

Known for its prestigious decorative pieces and high-end animal sculptures, especially during the 1960s–1980s; the Valenti signature certifies that this is a luxury publisher’s object and not a mere public edition.

Secure shipment with insurance and proper packaging FREE

This magnificent Hispano-Suiza bird sculpture is an original and authentic internal prototype of the famous Valenti House. Spain

This exclusive study object was designed for workshop evaluation before the production of definitive pieces; it is a confidential work that has never been marketed to the general public.

Art Deco aesthetics, depicting the flyng stork of Hispano-Suiza (original creation by François Bazin).

A rarissime acquisition opportunity for 20th-century design collectors, objects of art from prestigious luxury jewelry houses like Valenti.

Workshop prototype - Maison Valenti Internal use only, (not for sale).

Dense high-quality resin with a splendid patina in bronze/brass gold tones with metallic specks, typical of the brand’s works.
Signature present.

Rectangular black lacquered wooden display base integrated into the prototype.
Valenti positioned in a cartouche.

Total height: 26 cm.
Base 32 cm x 16 cm
Weight 2.6 kg.

Heritage piece preserved since the 1960s/1970s.
Magnificent original patina displaying the authentic charm of an era workshop model (see detail photos). Signs of use for almost 60 years.

The exclusivity of the piece refers to the famous Spanish foundry and luxury goldsmith house Valenti (founded in Barcelona in 1798).

Known for its prestigious decorative pieces and high-end animal sculptures, especially during the 1960s–1980s; the Valenti signature certifies that this is a luxury publisher’s object and not a mere public edition.

Secure shipment with insurance and proper packaging FREE

Details

Era
1900-2000
Manufacturer/brand
Valenti
Weight
2.6 kg
Style
Art Deco
Title
Hispano suza
Country of origin
Spain
Material
Resin
Colour
Bronze
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
26 cm
Width
32 cm
Depth
16 cm
Depiction/theme
cigogne
Estimated period
1960-1970
FranceVerified
846
Objects sold
98.82%
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