Art Deco Sculpture "Bayadere" by Charles

Art Deco Sculpture "Bayadere" by Charles

Travel back to the golden age of Art Deco with the captivating "BAYADERE"

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Aquamarine, Diamond and Platinum Brooch, Circa 1940's

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Will To Live

Animated digital mixed media with Midjourney and Photoshop.

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Deep Pendant by RESEARCH Lighting

Deep Pendant in Black, Cord Suspension, by RESEARCH Lighting

c. 1925 Sacha Zaliouk, Serrenade. Russian Art Deco.

Sacha Zaliouk, born Alexander Davidovich Zaliouk (1887–1971), was a Russian Empire-born illustrator and sculptor, from a Jewish family in Radomysl, Ukraine. (x)

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Line Vautrin Gerbera Mirror, ca. 1955

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The Bird Hat: 1930s Evening Fun

This hat is so wonderfully whimsical that it announces the wearer is out for a good time. It would not be possible to wear such a hat and not have people strike up a conversation about it, along with many witty bird-related remarks.

1st Dibs dates it to the 1930s and details all the different materials used in making it up. The fabric of the hat is gold lamé, possibly stiffened with some sizing, which was then clearly draped over a stiff foundation of buckram so that all the soft swirls and folds would stay in place. Over the lame is copper netting. Perched on the hat is a hand-carved wooden bird with a translucent carved tail which they label as “calinoid” which means nothing to the Oxford English Dictionary, so maybe they mean some kind of early plastic? of which there were many? in any case, this bird sports a cascading tail of feathers which are dyed and then heated and shaped to curl ever so nicely around the back of the head and down around the chin. Just waiting for a pretty face to flatter.

This is one of those charming, playful evening hats which make my students sigh for the days when you could wear a hat out at night without feeling self-conscious about it. And yes, they literally sigh over these things. It was only in the late 1950s when big hair arrived and in the 1960s when all rules of dress formality got dumped by the young Baby Boomers that women’s hats disappeared from everyday life. Except for the Kentucky Derby and royal weddings.

You can find this one online here: https://www.1stdibs.com/fashion/accessories/hats/1930s-gold-lame-sculpted-perch-hat-bird-feather-accent/id-v_9575932/

Black marble urn vase

Black marble urn vase veined in white with gilded bronze cherub handles, Italy ca. 1940s

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Jean Schlumberger for Tiffany & Co. Bird On A Rock Citrine and Diamond Brooch, Circa 2000

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Set of Three Vintage Paintings with People in Rococo Costumes

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