Modernist Plate in Cast Iron Représentant une Femme Nue tenant une Faux and des épis of Blé

This piece, modernist plate in cast iron représentant une femme nue tenant une faux and des épis of blé, illustrates the Mid-Century Modern style characteristic of French craftsmanship from the 1950 period. Modernist Plate in Cast Iron Représentant une Femme Nue tenant une Faux and des épis of Blé. Cachet of Fondeur Stern and Signature of M Quellier? French craftsmanship. Circa 1950.

This piece testifies to high-quality artisanal craftsmanship, characteristic of French work from this period. Carefully selected materials and finesse of execution reflect the elegance of an era when artistic craftsmanship took precedence over industrial production. Each detail reveals the attention paid to design and realization.

Mid-Century Modern design, combining functionality and refined aesthetics, gives this piece a remarkable timelessness. Clean lines, noble materials and attention to detail characterize this movement that marked decoration of the 1950s-1970s. Highly sought after today, these creations integrate perfectly into contemporary interiors.

With its dimensions of 23.62 in wide, 1.18 in deep, 19.69 in tall, this piece will naturally find its place in a sophisticated interior. Discovered by Maison Barrois, it will sublimate a living room, library or office, whether classic or contemporary. An ideal choice for lovers of fine antiques and refined decoration. Good general condition.