This work of patient, virtuoso craftsmanship is distinguished by the finesse of its openwork decorations, its architectural elegance and its many hand-painted details.
The openwork facades are enriched with geometric motifs in bright colors - red, blue, green - lending the whole a naive, authentic charm.
The presence of small “RF” (République Française) crests on either side underlines the patriotic character of the work.
The tower consists of two distinct parts:
. The base with its four pillars
. the tower itself, which fits into the base
This piece is probably a showcase piece or a commemorative creation, executed for the Paris Universal Exhibition (1889) or in the following decades, when the Eiffel Tower had become a national symbol.
A rare and spectacular piece in terms of format and decorative quality. Ideal for a folk art collection, a store décor or a setting evocative of the Belle Epoque.