#French Art Deco

[mote-historie]

1930 French Art Deco Wedding illustration for Harper's Bazaar by Andre Edouard Marty (A. É. Marty).

[artdecoandmodernist]

George Barbier, Les Belles Sauvagesses de 1920, detail, Le Bonheur du Jour, ou Les Graces a la Mode. 1920.

For sale: EditionOriginale

[kecobe]

La Danse = The Dance George Barbier (French; 1882–1932) Pl. XI in Modes et Manières d'Aujourd’hui (1914) Pochoir print FIT Gladys Marcus Library, Special Collections & College Archives, New York

Je suis beau. Mon corps maigre que vêt une ample robe d’or s’incruste dans le panneau de laque noir….. (I am beautiful. My lean form, clothed in a loose golden dress, blends into the black lacquer panel…..)

[ostensiblynone]

PAIR 1930 FRENCH ART DECO WALL SCONCES BY NOVERDY ..... lights muller era france NOVERDY wall sconces A wonderful pair of large 1925-1930 French art deco wall lights. The solid brass mounts hold two beautiful panels in clear frosted molded-pressed glass by Noverdy in Dijon France. Both shades are signed Noverdy France Deposé on the inside of the shade. The sconces are 30,5 cm high (12") 32 cm wide (12,6 inches) and project some 11,5 cm (4-1/2") from the wall. They are in excellent condition. I have re-nickeled and patinated the mounts. The fixtures come rewired. For the USA Canada or Japan I placed American candelabra base sockets. For European countries I will wire with E14 ones.At the moment I have two pairs available. This sale is for one pair. *** NOVERDY - Verrerie des Vosges : René & Jean Drouhot  In 1924 the businessmen from Dijon father and son Jean and René Drouhot purchased Verrerie des Vosges. A glass factory in the Moselle based villages of Hoffmuhl and Lutzelbourg.  In 1925 Jean and René Drouhot also took over the société anonyme des Verreries de Dijon. Which was a glass factory founded in 1893 producing tableware. They renamed it Nouvelle Verrerie de Dijon. The lamp shades that were produced in their plants are often unsigned. Sometimes signed Noverdy (for Nouvelle Verrerie de Dijon). And a few models were signed Verrerie des Vosges. Sometimes we can see the signature Noverdi on acid-engraved bowls or vases. In 1928 a certain monsieur Jean Noverdy won a price at an exhibition.  The home address of this price winning fantasy figure was the house of Jean Drouhot. For the rest there is not one file or register where the name or brand (Jean) Noverdy shows up. 

[keshascult]

Eclectic Powder Room - Powder Room Inspiration for a small eclectic multicolored tile medium tone wood floor and brown floor powder room remodel with multicolored walls

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French Nancy Crystal Perfume Bottle

[irenes-tender-world]

french art deco opalescent perfume scent bottle

[vintagefashionplates]

1920s blue dress and cloak

(via Art Deco group) (x)

[blueiscoool]

GABRIEL ARGY-ROUSSEAU 'Grosse Fleur' Ceiling Light, designed circa 1923

Pâte-de-verre, patinated metal, wrought-iron. Shade signed G. ARGY-ROUSSEAU and FRANCE.

[steven-myself]

Voodoo- Hamidou Banor by Baldovino Barani for FACTORY Fanzine XXXVI

[vintagepromotions]

'In all skies'

Air France travel poster (1935). Artwork by Roger de Valerio.

[mote-historie]

Two fashionable modern young women smoking cigarettes through a cigarette holder in this fashion illustration for Madam Premet and Dæuillet (Georges Doeuillet), published in Art Gout Beaute, Paris, February 1926.

Pour le soir: Robe de soir en mousselin de soie pecbe de garnie de broderies d'argent by Madam Premet.

Mirlition: Robe de soir en crepe de chine noir garnie de gaze vert e'meraude et gland d'or by Dæuillet (Georges Doeuillet).

[artdecoandmodernist]

Vladimir Barjansky (1892-1968), Art Deco Cover design for Programme booklet, Program presenting the musical Fragonard with André Baugé and Jane Marnac. Théâtre du Petit-Saint-Martin (Théâtre de la Porte Saint-Martin), Paris. 1934.

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Fumée / Robe du soir, De Beer = Smoke / Evening Dress, by Beer Plate 8 in Gazette du Bon Ton (No. 1, January 1921) Pochoir print FIT Gladys Marcus Library, Special Collections & College Archives, New York

[germanpostwarmodern]

An Armchair designed in the 1930s by André Sornay

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