Jardinière - Art Deco brass globular pot with black...

A stepped brass foot with a metal base plate keeps this 66-centimeter Art Deco jardinière securely in place. The bulbous pot is spun from a single piece of brass and rests on a black lacquered wooden stem. Two grooved bands with black lacquer and brass cuffs give the characteristic Art Deco contrast of brass and black. With a fern inside, the fern-green looks fresh against warm brass and deep black. Prefer not to wait? This piece is also available to purchase directly via Buy Now. Description: The pot features two bulging curves one above the other and a flared collar. It is spun: pressed on a lathe over a mold, seamless and without hammer marks. In both grooves there is black lacquer, with a thin blank line along it. A thick, black-lacquered wooden disk bears the pot, and brass cuffs frame the stem above and below. The stepped dome foot is fixed at the bottom with a nut. A metal base plate with three round studs carries the weight low. Bare brass contrasts with black, stacked curves and horizontal bands: this is the Art Deco form language, without ornament. About the maker: Attributed to the West European metalware industry of the interwar period. Spun brass was mass-produced for the finer interior. The contrast of bare brass with black lacquer is typical of Art Deco in those years. In the interior: Next to a lounge chair by the window, the bulbous pot catches the afternoon light; the black keeps the stem slim and calm. Follow DECADERS Gallery via the heart next to my name above: every week new Art Deco and vintage brass, you’ll see it first. ——— Condition: Good, with signs of use, in original state. Pot: scratches and blotchy oxidation on the brass, greenish residue on the inner edge. Disk and stem: the black lacquer is locally worn. Bottom of the foot: rust on the metal base plate and white paint splatters. See the photos. It sits a little loose and has some play, but for its age that is fine. In a glance: Material: spun brass, black-lacquered wood, metal base plate Dimensions and weight: h 66 cm x diameter 25 cm, 2060 g Brand: without factory mark; attributed to shape, technique and material, see Description and sources Dating: circa 1930–1940 Origin: private collection, Western Europe Description and sources: Art Deco, attributed to the West European metalware industry, circa 1930–1940. The stepped dome foot, the stacked curves with grooved bands, and the contrast of brass with black-lacquered wood support this. Similar brass jardinières on a single column with a round foot sold at Auctionet in 2025 and 2026. Shipping: Professionally packed in a sturdy box with cushioning material, for fragile objects a double box. Always insured with Track and Trace. More than 1,100 reviews from previous buyers; see the feedback.

Schätzpreis:€150

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