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Two match holders, two brass t…

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A small collection of patriotica/trench art Two match holders, two brass tins and an iron box with EK, two heavily used, enameled iron cups and an aluminum plate. Condition: II

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A small collection of patriotica/trench art Two match holders, two brass tins and an iron box with EK, two heavily used, enameled iron cups and an aluminum plate. Condition: II

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Collection of 5 magnificent pochoirs with depictions of birds. France, around 1925. Pochoir on paper, 4 of them mounted on light cardboard. Each measuring 88.5 x 46.5 cm. Art Déco collection of 5 splendid pochoirs with depictions of birds. France, c. 1925. Pochoir on paper, 4 of which mounted on light cardboard. Dimensions 88.5 x 46.5 cm each. The collection contains two different motifs, one in duplicate and the other in triplicate, each with slight differences in color. The motifs are framed in a pochoir border, which represents a cord with tassels. In their bright colors, the leaves are reminiscent of French greats of pochoir art such as Émile Alain Séguy and Édouard Bénédictus. The motifs show some parallels to advertisements by the Troyes-based haberdashery manufacturer and later co-founder of the Lacoste brand, André Gillier, in particular those in the fashion magazine "Art, Goût et Beauté". With the products "L'Oiseau bleu" and "Le Paon", Gillier made birds one of his trademarks. - Two images with small holes, another with a tear in the motif. Rubbed and somewhat creased. With some color losses and marginal tears. Partly somewhat stained. Strong colors. Art Déco - Collection of 5 splendid pochoirs with depictions of birds. France, c. 1925. Pochoir on paper, 4 of them mounted on light cardboard. - The collection contains two different motifs, one in duplicate and the other in triplicate, each with slight differences in color. The motifs are framed in a pochoir border, which represents a cord with tassels. The bright colors of the leaves are reminiscent of French greats of pochoir art such as Émile Alain Séguy and Édouard Bénédictus. The motifs show some parallels to advertisements by the Troyes-based haberdashery manufacturer and later co-founder of the Lacoste brand, André Gillier, in particular those in the fashion magazine "Art, Goût et Beauté". With the products "L'Oiseau bleu" and "Le Paon", Gillier made birds one of his trademarks. - Two images with small holes, another with a tear in the motif. Rubbed and somewhat creased. With some color losses and marginal defects. Partly somewhat stained. Strong colors.

Estim. 290 - 435 EUR

Health chair Hermann A. Sperlich 1938 for Ironite Inc. USA, bolted steel strip frame, seat and backrest of embossed sheet iron, painted white and cream, backrest as lumbar support, signs of age and wear, h 65 cm, sh 41 cm. 1938 for Ironite Inc. USA, bolted steel strip frame, seat and backrest of embossed sheet iron, painted white and cream, backrest as lumbar support, signs of age and wear, h 65 cm, sh 41 cm. Source: A. Drechsler, G. Daniel, Design from the Collection of the Museum of Modern Art, New York, 1959, p. 60.

Starting price 50 GBP

A collection of 2 Loose Moissanites , 2,90cts and 2.70cts

2 brass Trench Art shell cases engraved with Egyptian scenes, 9" and 11" high

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