Art Deco Pedestal Table In Scagolia And Fish Oak Legs Rascasse Ref1135

Rare scagolia side table or pedestal table decorated with red scorpion fish and green seaweed .

The escutcheon-shaped top rests on three oak legs , a JB monogram is inscribed near a fish, to be identified.

The composition is reminiscent of engravings by Cornelis Escher (1898-1972)

Scagolia is a technique invented in Italy as early as the 15 th century , a paste composed of plaster and tinted marble powder , making it possible to imitate the appearance of hard stones and marble.

Era: Art Deco , first part of the 20 th century circa 1925-1940 .

Condition : Good condition , in the state of discovery , slight small chips on the edges of the tray .

Tray dimensions : 52,5 x 55.

Height : 49 cm .

Tray thickness : 2,5 cm.

Weight : 13,100 kilograms .

EXPEDITION :

To be picked up on site or by a carrier of your choice.

Possibility of delivery in certain areas of France by one of our carriers ( please contact us by phone ).

PAYMENT :

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