'Face in Profile' Embossed on Paper - Jean Cocteau

'Face in Profile' Embossed on Paper - Jean Cocteau'Face in Profile' by Jean Cocteau (1889 1963), embossed through wood engraving, was published with the aim of making Cocteau's works accessible to visually impaired individuals. The edition, produced in 1000 copies in 1992 under the supervision of E Dermit, the beneficiary of Jean Cocteau, features an engraving numbered in Braille. It is signed on the plate and printed on pure cotton dove vellum with a weight of 400gsm. Origin: France Dimensions:

A small yet elegant bell-shaped ceiling lamp made of perforated brass that emits an intimate and delicate light

The attribution to Gio Ponti's circle carries significant design provenance

This pair represents Barovier & Toso at the height of Venetian glass innovation during the 1930s Art Deco period

The compact 18cm dimensions suit intimate spaces while substantial glass quality creates commanding presence

Configuration: Pair of wall sconces

Dimensions: Height 27cm | Width 22cm

The bamboo construction provides structural integrity while developing rich honey patina over decades

Ships from Brisbane with Australia-wide delivery

A pair of ribbed clear "rugiada" crystal scones that have been infused with 24kt gold

Its organic form pairs beautifully with Queenslander architecture

each ridge and valley shaped to catch and reflect illumination in complex ways

Weight: 8kg