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High Style Deco
27 W 20th St
New York City, NY 10011 , United States
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212.647.0035
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Art Deco Three Graces Smoker's Stand by Frankart
$ 4,475
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Description
This Art Deco smoker's stand, created by the iconic American design company Frankart in circa 1935, is a remarkable example of functional art from the era. Featuring the elegant motif of the Three Graces, it embodies the streamlined sophistication and geometric aesthetic that defined Art Deco design.
The cast metal stand is finished with Frankart's signature patina, giving it a unique blend of style and durability. The Three Graces—gracefully rendered figures—serve as both the decorative element and the structural support for the stand, showcasing Frankart's trademark melding of form and function. The stand also includes a functional tray or holder, designed for smoking accessories, further adding to its practicality.
This piece is both a striking decorative object and a nostalgic relic of mid-20th-century social culture, making it a standout addition to any Art Deco-themed interior, living space, or collector's display. Renowned for their innovative and elegant designs, Frankart pieces remain highly sought after by furniture and design enthusiasts. In Excellent Vintage Condition, signed on the base denoting the maker.
American, Circa 1935
Dimensions:
Height: 24 in (60.96 cm) x Diameter: 8 in (20.32 cm)
Base - Width: 7.5" x Depth: 7.5"
Creator: Frankart (Maker)
Style: Art Deco (Of the Period)
Materials and Techniques: Metal
Place of Origin: United States
Period: 1930-1939
Date of Manufacture: circa 1935
Condition: Excellent -
More Information
Origin: United States Period: 1920-1949 Creation Date: 1935 Styles / Movements: Art Deco, Modern Incollect Reference #: 850490 -
Dimensions
H. 24 in; Diam. 8 in; H. 60.96 cm; Diam. 20.32 cm;
Message from Seller:
High Style Deco was opened in 2004 by Howard Williams, starting out primarily featuring Art Deco furniture, lighting, art and accessories then expanding to include the best of Mid-Century items—resulting in a collection that represents the best of the 20th Century. In November 2012, High Style Deco relocated to a new six thousand square foot space that showcases their American and European inventory. NYC Location: 27 W 20TH ST, NEW YORK, NY 10011 p: 212.647.0035 e: INFO@HIGHSTYLEDECO.COM
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