There's a quiet narrative frozen into this piece, the kind of tableau that feels lifted straight from a 1920s salon. A woman in a richly draped gown sits at ease, her posture relaxed and confident, while a doe rests peacefully at her feet, its long neck curved in stillness beside her. Together they capture everything Art Deco sculpture does best, elegance without stiffness, movement suggested rather than forced. Set on a polished oval marble base, this is the sort of piece that turns a mantel or console table into a small stage, the kind of object a visitor's eye goes straight to and lingers on.
Cast in spelter with a warm bronze-toned patina, the figures show the fine detailing typical of the period, from the fall of the woman's gown to the delicate modeling of the doe's face and legs. The oval marble base grounds the composition with genuine period weight and a cool, polished contrast to the warmth of the metal figures. There is a small crack in the marble at the back of the doe, discreetly placed and not visually intrusive, along with light general wear consistent with age and honest use.
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DETAILS
Materials: Spelter (zamak/zinc alloy), marble base
Style: Art Deco sculpture, France
Dimensions: 32 cm x 14 cm; height 19.5 cm
Condition: Good vintage condition overall; small discreet crack in marble base at rear of doe; general signs of age and use
