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Lot description
Wrought iron plant stand with continuous bent-rod construction on tripod feet with three ring-form supports, traditionally intended for plant display. Attribution: Attributed to Jean Royere Origin: France Date: Circa 1950 Material: Wrought iron Dimensions: 30 inches H x 38 W x 7 deep. Condition: Original surface with age-appropriate patina and oxidation consistent with use. Structurally sound, repair noted at one junction point. Catalogue Note This model of wrought iron plant stands characterized by looping, continuous line construction is frequently associated with the work of Jean Royere. Comparable examples have appeared on the international market with attribution to the designer, including through leading galleries, auction houses and major online platforms. Royereâs work in iron during the late 1940s and 1950s explored a refined balance between structure and line, often reducing form to its most essential expression.