Passemant et Cie Electric fan - Metal, Wood - VenduNor Mono

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Ashley Calvert
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Selected by Ashley Calvert

He has 15 years of experience trading 20th century glass and antiques.

Estimate  € 150 - € 200
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€2
IT
€1

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Description from the seller

This small ancient fan bearing the name VenduNor dates from the 1920s/1930s and is registered, preserved, and exhibited in the design collections of the famous Centre Pompidou Museum of Modern Art in Paris
At the time, VenduNor fans (marketed as devices with a 'universal motor') were distributed wholesale and retail by the Paris-based company Passemant et Cie
The line was represented by Model No. 1 with blades and vanes of 10 cm and Model No. 2 with blades of 25.5 cm and equipped with a two-speed selector
Ours is Model No. 1
The fan has been transformed and kept as a decorative object and is still functional (it runs on 125 Volts), mounted on a wooden base, elegant in its simplicity, well repainted in its industrial black color
The electrical cord has been replaced with a safer and more sober one
The photos show light signs of time and some small areas of paint loss
WE DO NOT SHIP OUTSIDE THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY
For the Islands we reserve the right to request a surcharge for shipping costs possibly increased by the couriers

Seller's Story

We are professional sellers, regularly registered in the register, who try to recover and enhance every object, of every style and era, that arouses emotions. This is why our product descriptions are long and accurate. We want to sell and make known what we sell. Please, in case of problems upon arrival of the product, contact us to try to resolve them. Happy auction
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This small ancient fan bearing the name VenduNor dates from the 1920s/1930s and is registered, preserved, and exhibited in the design collections of the famous Centre Pompidou Museum of Modern Art in Paris
At the time, VenduNor fans (marketed as devices with a 'universal motor') were distributed wholesale and retail by the Paris-based company Passemant et Cie
The line was represented by Model No. 1 with blades and vanes of 10 cm and Model No. 2 with blades of 25.5 cm and equipped with a two-speed selector
Ours is Model No. 1
The fan has been transformed and kept as a decorative object and is still functional (it runs on 125 Volts), mounted on a wooden base, elegant in its simplicity, well repainted in its industrial black color
The electrical cord has been replaced with a safer and more sober one
The photos show light signs of time and some small areas of paint loss
WE DO NOT SHIP OUTSIDE THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY
For the Islands we reserve the right to request a surcharge for shipping costs possibly increased by the couriers

Seller's Story

We are professional sellers, regularly registered in the register, who try to recover and enhance every object, of every style and era, that arouses emotions. This is why our product descriptions are long and accurate. We want to sell and make known what we sell. Please, in case of problems upon arrival of the product, contact us to try to resolve them. Happy auction
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
VenduNor Mono
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
France
Material
Metal, Wood
Manufacturer/ Brand
Passemant et Cie
Style
Industrial
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
25 cm
Width
22 cm
Depth
12 cm
In Working Order
Yes
Estimated period
1920-1930
ItalyVerified
425
Objects sold
97.5%
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