Lot n° 2
Estimation :
100 - 150
EUR
Result without fees
Result
: 440EUR
Jules DEON (1880-1956) - Lot 2
Jules DEON (1880-1956)
Rectangular Art Deco brooch in silver and 18-carat (750
milliémes), openwork floral design. It is set with an oval opal
oval opal (damaged)
7 x 4 cm
Signed, with goldsmith's hallmark and original case J Deon 11
rue d'Arval Nancy, boar's head and eagle's head hallmarks.
Gross weight: 27.7 g
Provenance: Nancy family, by inheritance, private collection
private collection from the Lyon region
Jules Félix Eugène Déon, born in Besançon on April 30, 1881
died December 22, 1956 in Laxou, was a renowned French goldsmith
associated with the École de Nancy movement.
After working for a number of jewelers in Besançon and
Nancy, Jules Déon worked with cabinetmaker Eugène Vallin. In
1907, on the advice of patron Eugène Corbin, he set up his own
his own workshop at Nancy's Magasins Réunis, actively contributing
to the artistic effervescence of the École de Nancy.
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