A beautiful and varied collection of pewter Art Nouveau 'naked nymph' items with relief decoration, France, first half of the 20th C.

28,9 x 20,9 cm (the oval wall plaque)

H 28,5 - 16,6 cm (the tallest and the smallest pitcher)

H 9,3 - L 27,4 cm (the ink well)

The collection consists of five items:

- An oval wall plaque: signed 'Ledru' (Auguste Ledru, 1860-1902) and marked 'Susse F. Paris E(diteu)rs'.

- The largest pitcher: signed 'Ch. Perron' (Charles Théodore Perron, 1862-1934).

- The 'Leda and the swan' pitcher: signed 'Bofill' (Antoine Bofill, ca. 1875-1939/1953). The base marked 'E.V' and numbered '341'.

- The smallest pitcher: signed 'J. Sole' and 'La Perle'. The base marked 'Etain garanti pur' and with a handwritten (collection?) number.

- The ink well: signed, most probably 'J. Garnier' (Jean Garnier, 1853 - ca. 1910). The base marked 'Etain garanti pur Paris'.