Carlo Bugatti Art Nouveau Mirrored Hall / Hat Stand with Mother of Pearl, Silver, and Bone Inlay

$78,000 (USD)

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Item #: NWL6945

Italian Art Nouveau narrow hall / hatrack stand having a walnut & ebonized wood frame with pewter & pearl inlay and a shaped inset full-length mirror,with elaborate columns and center pedestal having copper veneer, featuring elaborate geometric bone trim, all resting on a triangular base (CARLO BUGATTI).

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Carlo Bugatti Art Nouveau Mirrored Hall / Hat Stand with Mother of Pearl, Silver, and Bone Inlay

Italian Art Nouveau narrow hall / hatrack stand having a walnut & ebonized wood frame with pewter & pearl inlay and a shaped inset full-length mirror,with elaborate columns and center pedestal having copper veneer, featuring elaborate geometric bone trim, all resting on a triangular base (CARLO BUGATTI)

DETAILS

Sku:  NWL6945
Ships From: New York, NY
Creator: Carlo Bugatti

DIMENSIONS (INCHES)

Width:  16.0"
Height: 39.0"
Depth : 16.0"

INFO

Style:  Art Nouveau
Materials & Techniques: Bone, ebony, inlaid, inlay, mahogany, metal, mirror, pearl / mother-of-pearl, silver, wood
Category: Stands/Racks
Condition: NOTE: crack in lower section of the mirror; Wear to finish
Good; Wear consistent with age and use

About Carlo Bugatti

Carlo Bugatti (1856-1940) was an Italian furniture and decorative arts designer, known for his innovative and avant-garde creations. Born on February 2, 1856, in Milan, Italy, Bugatti came from a family of artists and craftsmen.

Bugatti initially trained as an architect, studying at the Brera Academy in Milan. However, he soon discovered his passion for furniture design and began experimenting with various styles and materials. Inspired by the Art Nouveau movement, Bugatti incorporated intricate details, organic forms, and exotic materials into his designs.

Bugatti's unique style was characterized by a fusion of different cultural influences, including Islamic, Moorish, and Oriental designs. He often incorporated elements such as intricate inlays, colorful

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