Ranc - Lorrain Paire D Apply Art Deco In Bronze Nickeled - Tulips 1930

  

Charles ranc founded his lighting bronze company in 1909 in Paris and installed it at 64 rue de la folie-mericourt. After some twenty years dedicated to the creation of light fixtures, Charles retired in 1930 and transferred the shares of his company to s. Es brothers eugene and august. Activity was transferred to 97 Oberkampf Street. Ranc were particularly renowned for the precision of finely chiseled bronzes and the elegance of the models, be it lamp feet, appliques or chandelier frames.

With a protrusion of 15. Each weighs 1.7 kilograms. Cm is presented in the catalog of. Note that there was also a version.

The mounts are composed of one. Hexagonal medallion with stylized floral decoration.

Nickeling is in perfect condition. Lorrain nancy france photo 1. By the glassworks art lorraine, beautiful glassware. To cross-country in meurthe and Moselle. This art glasswork was created in 1925 by the daum brothers in order to diversify their production and compete with them.

Rères muller then leader of pressed moulded glass. Famous glass sculptor of the two-wars, which. The artistic director was the artistic director. Others also had the signature.

They are each 14 cm tall and are in very good condition with ginning due to the collars. A holding bar on the back of. Given their weight and height, a mid-height plate also allows the appliques to be securely screwed (photo 9).

With a new wire and. Any full or partial reproduction of the text and/or images of this ad is strictly reserved. The item \"ranc - Lorraine pair of art deco applied in nickel bronze - tulips 1930\" has been on sale since Sunday, November 8, 2020. It is in the category \"art, antiques,furniture, decoration of the 20th art lighting, lamps\".

The seller is \"moneva54\" and is located in nancy. This item can be delivered anywhere in the world.

1. style: modern
2. matter: bonze and glass
3. power (watts): 60
dominant
4. color: silver and white
5. type: applique
6. sicertics: a bayonet
7. lighting type: standard
8. period: art deco