Style Art Nouveau / Ref.4308
Gentil & Bourdet (attributed to), Antique Art Nouveau oak and stoneware mantel
Dimensions
Width 53'' ½ 136cm
Height 41'' ¾ 106cm
Depth: 14'' ⅝ 37cm
Inner width: 28'' ⅜ 72cm
Inner height: 30'' ¼ 77cm
Made at the beginning of the 20th century, this mantel is attributed to Alphonse Gentil (1872 - 1933) and Eugène Bourdet (1874 -1952). These two men created a stoneware factory in Billancourt, near Paris, in 1901, and participated in the Art Nouveau mouvement, then, after World War I, adapted their creations to the Art Deco taste. We owe them a lot of stoneware creations but also many mosaics that we can find on some buildings’ facades and floors in France. They participated with success at the Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs et industriels modernes in 1925, and closely worked with the architects of their period. Our mantel shows a beautiful enameled stoneware decor typical of the Art Nouveau taste for plants. On the jambs, tiles adorned with laurel leaves, the entablature has the same motif. The angles are adorned with a group of laurel leaves that creates a stylized rose in relief. The slab and the sides are made of oak.
This fireplace is sold with its original enameled insert and with its marble floor.
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Informations
Export certificate:
Available
Price: on request
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