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GEORGES BASTARD (1881–1939) — MEMBER OF THE UAM “A slight variation on the bowl sold on November 26, 2025 (lot 43) and following on from it—a variation of the work presented at the Salon of the Society of Decorative Artists, Paris, 1927” Mortar bowl. A piece made of turned, carved, and very finely polished ivory. The interior bottom features a slight raised rim around its circumference. Late 1920s, early 1930s. Signed G. BASTARD and with the monogram G. B., and marked 3U4 on the reverse. Height: 6.4 cm - Outer diameter: 8.2 cm - Weight: 257 g Partially yellowed along the rim; slight small cracks on the inside. Bibliography and related works: - *L'Amour de l'Art*—December 1927. A very similar bowl—exhibited at the Salon of the Society of Decorative Artists, Paris, 1927 —reproduced on page 467. - *La Renaissance de l’Art français et des Industries de luxe*—December 1927. A very similar bowl reproduced in an article devoted to the Salon of the Society of Decorative Artists, Paris, 1927. Expert: Emmanuel Eyraud With its CITES certificate No. FR2609200457-K.
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