Mithé Espelt
Mithé Espelt, rare large "Rond-Perles" chest, in embossed earthenware, glass beads, crystallized glass and crackled gold, oak base, from the 1948's Collector Square Referenz: 37 90 24
Zustand : Sehr guter Zustand
Geschlecht : Damen, Herren
Jahr : 1948
Farbe : Weiß, Golden
Material : Holz, Keramik, Glas
Höhe : 8 cm
Kategorie : Box
Durchmesser : 16 cm
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Rare large "Rond-Perles" chest by Mithé Espelt, in embossed earthenware, glass beads, crystallized glass and crackled gold, oak base, from the 1948's.
Special and exclusive commission in that size for the iconic American decoration society "Pierre Deux" which diffused in the United States Mithé Espelt's creations through their 22 luxe shops. This model has never been showed before and produced in only around 10 exemplars.
Condition: Very good vintage condition, very rare in that size.
Dimensions: H: 8 cm x D: 16 cm.
Bibliography: Candau Antoine, "Mithé Espelt - The discreet luxury of the everyday", Odyssée editions, 2020, p.43.
Thanks: We would like to thank Antoine Candau, specialist of the Mithé Espelt's work, for his help in the authentication of this piece.
Each object is vintage and may show signs of wear.
Rare large "Rond-Perles" chest by Mithé Espelt, in embossed earthenware, glass beads, crystallized glass and crackled gold, oak base, from the 1948's.
Special and exclusive commission in that size for the iconic American decoration society "Pierre Deux" which diffused in the United States Mithé Espelt's creations through their 22 luxe shops. This model has never been showed before and produced in only around 10 exemplars.
Condition: Very good vintage condition, very rare in that size.
Dimensions: H: 8 cm x D: 16 cm.
Bibliography: Candau Antoine, "Mithé Espelt - The discreet luxury of the everyday", Odyssée editions, 2020, p.43.
Thanks: We would like to thank Antoine Candau, specialist of the Mithé Espelt's work, for his help in the authentication of this piece.
Each object is vintage and may show signs of wear.
