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Richard Faure 'Chestnut' Brutalist Wine Bottle Cradle

Creator: Richard & Esabelle Faure
Offered by: LCT Home Ltd

Description
An exceptional signed sculptured wine bottle cradle by the renowned French Artist and Sculptor Richard Faure.

Hand crafted in brass, and intricately detailed in the form of a chestnut with foliage, this rare and unique piece of art, is fully signed and in superb condition.

In the 1980’s, working for Maison Honoré Paris which was founded by Hubert Deniau, Richard and Isabelle Faure, created fantastical lighting, home wares and furniture drawing inspiration from the natural world, and using combinations of metals, semi-precious stones and intricate technical designs.

Dimensions: Length 26cm x Width 16cm x Height 21cm

Please note this holds wine bottles, it will not hold champagne bottles as they are too wide.

Shipping to mainland USA will cost approx: $80 tracked and insured with DHL, but please contact us with your full delivery address for an exact shipping cost.

None of the lighting will require rewiring for use in the USA.

All of our lighting is wired and ready for use in the USA. For ceiling and wall lights you would just need to use the suitable USA 120V light bulbs.

For all Table and Floor lamps, you would simply need to fit a USA standard electrical plug or use a USA adapter. You would also need to use the suitable USA 120V light bulbs.

More Information

Documentation:	Signed
Origin:	France
Period:	1950-1979
Materials:	hand worked brass
Condition:	Good. very good vintage condition
Styles / Movements:	Modern, Mid Century
Patterns:	Abstract, Florals/Botanical, Handmade
Dealer Reference #:	faure bottle holder
Incollect Reference #:	633336

Dimensions

W.	6.3 in;	H.	8.27 in;	Diam.	10.24 in;
W.	16 cm;	H.	21 cm;	Diam.	26 cm;

Shipping Information:

We ship worldwide, so please do get in touch for a bespoke quote for delivery to your location.

Message from Seller:

Based in the historic county of East Sussex, England, LCT Home specialise in sourcing the extraordinary, travelling extensively to hand pick European and British heritage antique furniture, designer lighting, and objet d’art from the 17th, 18th, 19th and 20th centuries.