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Edgar Brandt - A Pair of French Art Deco Wrought-Iron Pedestals circa 1920
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Description
A pair of starkly dramatic 1920s French Modernist pedestals in hand-wrought iron by Edgar Brandt.
Each pedestal has a square, stepped base supporting a central column, with each face decorated with a strip of iron worked with chiselled, horizontal lines. The effect is an irregular geometric motif popular among certain French ironwork designers, who drew inspiration from African art, which had become a well-established influence in Parisian culture by this time.
An exact pair sold a Sotheby's New York June 14th 1990 Lot 374 - More Information
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