Art Deco Dinanderie Tray By Luc Lanel For Maison Christofle, Circa 1930
Artist: Luc Lanel (1893-1965)
Superb and rare Art Deco period tray in copperware decorated with geometric patterns and stylized foliage in silver metal, in the style of the ceramic or cement tile decorations that paved the floors at the time.
This tray created by Luc LANEL (1893-1965) in the 1930s, bears the Christofle hallmark on the back as well as a reference B218. Micro-scratches from use.
Weight: 540 grams.
Designer and creative craftsman, Luc Lanel worked for the most prestigious luxury goldsmith brands, including Christofle, of which he was the artistic director from 1922 to 1942. He also collaborated with the architect Jean-Charles Moreux and the designer Jules-Emile Leleu.
This tray created by Luc LANEL (1893-1965) in the 1930s, bears the Christofle hallmark on the back as well as a reference B218. Micro-scratches from use.
Weight: 540 grams.
Designer and creative craftsman, Luc Lanel worked for the most prestigious luxury goldsmith brands, including Christofle, of which he was the artistic director from 1922 to 1942. He also collaborated with the architect Jean-Charles Moreux and the designer Jules-Emile Leleu.
420 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Art Deco
Condition: Condition of use
Material: Copper
Diameter: 28 cm
Reference (ID): 1640812
Availability: In stock
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