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Max le Verrier is one of the most famous Art Deco sculptors of the period between the first and second world war. He had his own foundry in Paris where he and a dozen employees casting his own sculptures and those of friendly artists into a metal alloy (zamak) and afterwards patinated them bronze-green. This reading woman was clearly cast by him, around 1925. Nowadays one encounters mostly more recent casts, from the same moulds, made by his great-great grandson. Lived patina.

France - 1920-1949 - Marble, Zamac

Max Le Verrier - Le Verrier - Sculpture

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Size

S (10–40 cm)

M (40–80 cm)

L (80–120 cm)

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XXL (over 160 cm)

XL (120–160 cm)

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Brand

Val Saint Lambert

WMF / Geislingen

Jaeger-LeCoultre

Baccarat

Kayserzinn

Murano

Legras & Cie.

Max le Verrier

Thonet

Kralik

Scailmont

Daum Frères

Keramis Boch

Plateelbakkerij Zuid-Holland

GERO

Zenith

Lenci

Boch Frères

Christofle

Muller Frères

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Liberty & Co.

Emile Gallé

Italla

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Sculpture

Vase

Clock

Mantel clock

Frame

Reliquary

Chair

Chandelier

Candleholder

Icon

Table/desk clock

Decorative ornament

Mirror

Religious objects

Candlestick

Wall clock

Side table

Column

Ring

Candelabrum

Wall sconce

Crucifix

Bookends

Jewellery box

Armchair

Country of origin

Netherlands

Europe

Russia

Unknown

Czechia

China

United States

Asia

Indonesia

Mexico

Slovakia

Material

Wood

Glass

Bronze

Brass

Metal

Marble

Silver

Walnut

Silverplated

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Copper

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Mahogany

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Gender

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Condition

Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes

Good condition - used with small signs of ageing

Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear

Fair condition -  heavily used & with possibly minor parts missing

Good condition

Very good condition - slightly used with small signs of wear

Excellent condition

As new - unused

Fair condition

Excellent condition - barely used with minimal signs of wear

Very good

Good condition - used with some signs of wear

Good

Vintage - used with visible signs of wear

Poor - heavily used with major cracks, damages or major parts missing

Good condition, used with some signs of wear

Very good condition, see description

Good condition, see description

Needs restoration

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As new

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Period

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