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1920年代〜1930年代のこの雅やかなレター・ホルダーは、アール・ヌーヴォーとアールデコの移行を洗練させた好例です。 
The object combines graceful, organic lines with a structured design, making it a striking and functional desk accessory.

This elegant letter holder from the 1920s–1930s is a refined example of the transition between Art Nouveau and Art Deco. 
The object combines graceful, organic lines with a structured design, making it a striking and functional desk accessory.

Crafted from solid brass, this letter holder features detailed openwork metalwork with floral and swirling motifs. 
The design features multiple compartments for organizing mail and documents and rests on sturdy, gracefully shaped feet. On the front is an integrated, shell-shaped tray, ideal for storing small office supplies such as paperclips or stamps. 
The gold-colored finish of the brass gives the whole piece a warm and classic appearance.

The letter holder is in good condition commensurate with its age and use. Over the years, the brass has developed an authentic patina, contributing to the historical character of the piece. 
The construction is solid and fully functional.

This decorative object is a stylish addition to a classic or vintage-inspired home office.  
It not only offers a practical storage solution but also serves as a sophisticated decorative piece on a wooden desk or sideboard.

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手紙ホルダー - Brass - アールヌーボー様式のレターラック

France - Art Nouveau  - 1920-1930

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This brass Art Nouveau letter holder dates from the 1920s–1930s.

手紙ホルダー - Brass - アールヌーボー様式のレターラック

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This brass Art Nouveau letter holder dates from the 1920s–1930s.

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