Rare Editions Etling Indian Chief Perfume Lamp Holder by Le Jan c1920\'s
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Rare Editions Etling Indian Chief Perfume Lamp Holder by Le Jan c1920\'s:
$370.14
Hi, Sellingthis absolutely stunning and rare Art deco pottery figural perfume lamp in the form of an Indian chief,Designed and made by Le Jan for Editions Etling of paris. These editions etling pieces are scarce and pieces by Le Jan even rarer as Le Jan was a popular art deco sculptor who seemed mainly to do crackleur pieces.This is an original and authentic period piece made and designed by Le Janc1920\'s. The piece is in Excellent condition withNo damages at all and has a wonderful patina and just a very small amount of age related wear and a tiny firing flaw as shown on the headress. I presume this originally would have had some lamp workings inside but doesnt now, which isnt a problem as it looks stunning on display as it is.Itmeasures a large 22cms in length, 17cms in height and 10.2cms in width and marked as shown and signed LeJan.This is an absolutemust for anycollection anddisplays really really well.
\"ETLING PARIS\" was founded in 1909 by Edmond Laurent Etling when he launched his shop in Paris on the \"Rude de Paradis No. 29\". In that time you could buy from that shop the most exclusive art objects designed by talented designers and architects. Etling represented world famous sculptors and architects as Dimitri Chiparus, A. Godard, Claire-Jean Roberte Colinet, Lucille Sevin and her husband Jean Theodore Delabassé, Gazan, Le Jan, Georges Béal, Maurice Guiraud-Rivière and Marcel Guillard. These artisans were all leading members of the French modern art of that time and by creating ideal circumstances for them, Etling played a significant role in the style, which later became known as art deco.
A special role in the Etling business was played by Marcel Guillard. His Parisian atelier was well known for it\'s outstanding glass and ceramics, and many of the earlier named artisans used his knowledge and workplace to produce their art objects (all the shown images were made there). The atelier-mark of Guillard was put on the objects and the Etling mark (\"Editions Etling Paris\") as well and the artists signature. The name of Marcel Guillard as artist is also connected to the another famous editor in Paris, named \"Robj\".
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Rare Editions Etling Indian Chief Perfume Lamp Holder by Le Jan c1920\'s:
$370.14