Console In Wrought Iron And Marble Attributed To Gilbert Poillerat Circa 1940.

Console in wrought iron and marble attributed to Gilbert Poillerat circa 1940.
Gilbert Poillerat graduated from Boulle school in 1921. He quickly ranks among the first rank of French decorators and ironworkers of the 20th century.
His work, often inspired by the art of the 17th and 18th centuries, is the mark of French elegance.
His talent lies in the art of juxtaposing an abundant ornamentalist vocabulary with the respect of a very classic symmetry.
The top of our console is in Royal red marble.
Double patina wrought iron: black and gold.
Louis XVI style with rich decoration of gilded acanthus leaves, shells, cabbage leaves, scrolls and counters scrolls.
Height: 92 cm Length: 120 cm Depth: 42 cm