Art Nouveau catchall signed Frédéric Debon – gilded bronze

Art Nouveau dish signed Frédéric Debon. An elegant naturalistic bowl in gilded bronze representing two vine leaves accompanied by finely sculpted bunches of grapes. This piece bears the signature "F. Debon", for Frédéric Debon, a French sculptor active during the Art Nouveau period, known for his creations inspired by the plant world. The decor, particularly refined, perfectly illustrates the aesthetics of Art Nouveau: organic lines, observation of nature, and meticulous relief work. The beautiful gilded patina highlights the details of the leaves and grape clusters. This piece can be used as a dish for small items, a jewellery bowl, or simply as a collectible and decorative object. Dimensions: Length: 14 cm. Width: 10 cm. Weight: 312 g. Signature: "F. Debon" visible on a leaf. Condition: Good overall condition. Homogeneous old patina. Some signs of age compatible with the object's age and use. An elegant and sought-after decorative piece for enthusiasts of Art Nouveau, decorative bronzes, and naturalistic objects from the late 19th and early 20th centuries.