2 Oil Lamps From Theodore Deck Mounted Shaded Bronzes Chinese Style 50 Cm
Artist: Théodore Deck
Theodore DECK IS A FRENCH CERAMIST born in 1823; died in 1891
In 1858 the Deck brothers set up their business
Théodore Deck exhibited for the first time in 1851 at the Salon des Arts et Industries de Paris his creations and obtained a silver medal.
The following year, at the Universal Exhibition in LONDON, HE EXHIBITED HIS LARGE VASE from the Alhambra, purchased by the South Kensington Museum in London.
The works of Théodore Deck are exhibited in
the Guebwiller museum
The South Kensington Museum of LONDON
Musée Arina GENEVE
Art Muséum of Indianapolis
the ' bronzes are patinated in two tones and the flowers are made of silver
the two lampes are in pergect condition 50 cm or 20" and have been prepared to be used as lamps
In 1858 the Deck brothers set up their business
Théodore Deck exhibited for the first time in 1851 at the Salon des Arts et Industries de Paris his creations and obtained a silver medal.
The following year, at the Universal Exhibition in LONDON, HE EXHIBITED HIS LARGE VASE from the Alhambra, purchased by the South Kensington Museum in London.
The works of Théodore Deck are exhibited in
the Guebwiller museum
The South Kensington Museum of LONDON
Musée Arina GENEVE
Art Muséum of Indianapolis
the ' bronzes are patinated in two tones and the flowers are made of silver
the two lampes are in pergect condition 50 cm or 20" and have been prepared to be used as lamps
4 850 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Art Nouveau
Condition: Perfect condition
Material: Ceramic
Length: kensington museum de londres
Height: 50 cm 20
Reference (ID): 807394
Availability: In stock
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