Emile Jacques Ruhlmann

bronze argenté, la base formant cornes de gazelle cannelées

Collection privée, Paris

Florence Camard, Ruhlmann, éd. du Regard, Paris, 1983, pp. 80, 276, 293

Bon état général. Le miroir avec quelques très légères rayures, des piqures, et des traces d’usure à l’argenture du miroir sur les bords. Des traces d’usure sur l’ensemble du bronze argenté avec des traces d’oxydation. Des petits enfoncements sur l’arête du pied arrière. Un très légère fissure sous le miroir à l’avant de la partie courbe. Good overall condition. The mirror plate very light scratching and some pitting and wear to the silvering at the very edge otherwise good. Some wear to silvering of the bronze overall and traces of oxidizing. Some unevenness to the easel support. Very minor stress fracture to the arched element just below the mirror at the front.
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Modèle référencé sous les numéros 3766 AR et 3815 NR dans les Archives Ruhlmann, Musée des Années Trente