Elegant Art Deco Fire Screen In Hammered Copper, France, 1920s

This elegant French screen from the 1920s embodies the refined geometry and craftsmanship of Art Deco. Fashioned from richly patinated copper, it offers a remarkable balance of aesthetics and functionality. Its hammered surface catches the light with subtle irregularities, revealing the artisan's work and lending the piece a warm, tactile presence. At its center, a stylized, symmetrical relief motif evokes the bold, clean ornamentation characteristic of early metalwork. The design, both architectural and organic, perfectly reflects the movement's fascination with modernity, craftsmanship, and stylized natural forms. The vertical uprights and rounded feet provide structure and stability, while the copper's soft glow softens its silhouette. Originally designed to be placed in front of a fireplace, this screen now also serves as a sculptural decorative object, adding depth and texture to contemporary interiors. The combination of hammered metal, elegant proportions, and 1920s French craftsmanship gives it a timeless charm. An object that discreetly and confidently reflects its era. A beautiful example of early 20th-century Art Deco ironwork, rich in character and presence. Base dimensions: 65 cm x 12 cm