RENE ANDRE COULON / SAINT GOBAIN Radiator

Rene Andre Coulon/ Saint Gobain, "Art Deco Electric Radiator," (Radiaver), 20th c., with metal filaments within glass panels, on an illuminated cast glass base, introduced at the 1937 Paris Exhibition

Rene-Andre Coulon (1908-1997) for Glaceries de Saint-Gobain 'Radiaver' Radiator, France, designed 1937, probably 1940s production, tempered and molded glass, chromed steel, plastic, maker's mark 'Sain

Radiaver by Saint-Gobain, 1937 onwards Panel radiator with illuminated base, designed for the industrial exhibition EDF Electropolis by René Coulon, manufactured by Saint-Gobain, base of shimmering g

Art Deco glass heater by Rene Coulon for Saint Gobain, France 1937.

Rene Andre COULON (1908-1997) for Saint Gobin - Modernist table in pink satin-finish glass and metal, circa 1930. - Weight: 25.00 kg - Shipping unavailable - Region: France - Sizes: H 580MM X D 100MM

Rene Andre Coulon, 'Radiavers' HeaterSaint-Gobain, France, design introduced 1937 Paris Exhibition, metal filaments within glass panels, on illuminated cast glass base, 20"h x 16.5"w x 5"d.

Max Ingrand (Bressuire 1908 - Parigi 1969) (Attributed) Table lamp. Produced by Saint Gobain, 1970s. Metal structure and Saint Gobain crystal. "Saint Gobain" mark at the base. In original box. (h 17.5

Jacques Adnet & Rene Coulon Large side table / tea table. 1930s design. Glass, partially satined and mirrored, nickel-plated metal. Two round plates mounted in parallel on a base formed from plates ar

René Saint-Marceaux (French, 1845-1915). "Harlequin" -1879, bronze. Signed and dated on base with "Reduction Mécanique, A. Collas Brevete" foundry mark. Provenance: From a Private Collection, Hi

Two pair of handles. Brass and glass.. Cm 12,00 x 30,00 x 13,00. 1960s.

Saint Gobain, Paris, Radiant heater, 1930s, H. 58 x 42.5 x 13 cm. Glass, clear, partly cut, metal rods, tubular metal, nickel-plated. Marked: SAINTGOBAIN.,

SAINT GOBAIN Produzione Fontana Arte, Italia anni '50 Tre monoliti fermacarte in cristallo colorato. - Alt. cm 13 - Alt. cm 14 - Alt. cm 23,5

MAX INGRAND Produzione Fontana Arte, Italia 1960 ca. Lampada da tavolo ad una luce per Saint Gobain. Ottone nichelato spazzolato, cristallo massiccio scalpellato. cm 20 x 19 Alt.13. Bibliografia: Cata

MAX INGRAND Produzione Fontana Arte, Italia 1960 ca. Lampada da tavolo ad una luce per Saint Gobain. Ottone nichelato spazzolato, cristallo massiccio scalpellato. cm 23 x 14 Alt. 13 . Bibliografia: Ca

By Rene Saint Marceaux (France 1845-1915) Bardedienne, Callas Reduction Foundry Mark. 10 X 27.5 X 9.25.

After Rene Saint-Marceaux (1845-1915), standing bronze figure of an harlequin. Signed “St. Marceaux, 1879”, has “A. Collas Brevete, Reduction Mecanique” mark and foundry signature for “F. Ba

French Louis XV style parclose mirror, Company of Saint-Gobain, Chauny and Cirey, early 20th c., pierced rocaille crest, over gilt painted wood and gesso frame, foliate etched beveled glass panes, cen

FONTANA ARTE Produzione Saint Gobain, Italia 1940 ca. Un monolite di cristallo massiccio scalpellato verde Nilo. cm 20 x 12 Alt. 16,5. Bibliografia: PE Martin-Vivier, Max Ingrand, du verre à la l

Rene de Saint-Marceaux (France, 1945 - 1915), rare terracotta mask sculpture entitled Sourire, circa 1888, signed on side St Marceaux and marked inside No 10/20, set on marble square plinth; a version

Robert Edward Ball Jr. (1890-1975 American) ''Fort Saint Andre Villeneuve-Lez-Avignon'' Oil on Board 13''x16'' Image. Impressive neo-impressionist image of castle with pointillist brush stroke. Signed

Louis Berthomme Saint-Andre, oil on canvas, Louis Berthomme Saint-Andre (France, 1905-1977), Fauvist Landscape, signed lower left, 26"h x 32"w (stretchers), 32"h x 38"w (frame) Provenance: A Private C

RENÉ DE SAINT-MARCEAUX BRONZE HARLEQUINCirca 187920-1/2 inches (52.1 cm)Inscribed

An Italian Painted Porcelain Plaque LATE 19TH CENTURY depicting a Harlequin after Rene de Saint-Marceaux; Inscribed d'apres Ferdinald Marceaux Clemence Italy 93. Height 10 x width 6 3/4 inches.

Only published version of this journal edited by Marcel Arland. Contains texts and poems by Paul Eluard, Tristan Tzara, Marcel Arland, Henry Cliquennois, Le Matin, Rene Crevel, Andre Malraux, Andre Dh