Pomone, Silver-plated Metal Tea And Coffee Set, Art Deco, 20th Century

Made of silver-plated metal, chiseled with stylized ribbed and gadrooned patterns, typical of the modernist revival and the elegance of the interwar period.

The handles and knobs are made of precious wood—either rosewood or Macassar ebony—to better insulate against heat.

It includes:

• Teapot: H: 19.5 cm, L: 26 cm, W: 13 cm; 2 slight dents on either side; handle previously restored.

• Coffee pot: H: 24 cm, L: 26 cm, W: 13 cm; distortion at the base; 2 tiny visible pitting marks.

• Sugar bowl: H: 16.5 cm, L: 17 cm, W: 10 cm; slight deformation at the base. Three tiny wear marks are visible.

• Tray: 61 x 37.5 cm, H: 3 cm, shows signs of use.

Each piece is signed on the reverse "Pomone".
Good overall condition.

Period: 1925.

In 1923, L’Atelier Pomone was founded by Le Bon Marché to offer its clientele high-quality furniture and decorative objects. The collection is designed to be refined and consistently contemporary. Initially led by Paul Follot, the atelier sought to enhance elegant interiors using the time-honored expertise of master craftsmen and artisans. His successors, René Prou and Albert Guénot, carried on this legacy.

In 2024, more than a century after its founding, Le Bon Marché Rive Gauche revived L’Atelier Pomone with a tableware collection showcasing remarkable craftsmanship. Conceived as an ode to French craftsmanship, this collection brings enchantment to everyday life and today’s dining table. A collection that bridges heritage and modernity.