Art Nouveau copper and brass vase, attributed to Gustave Ser - Lot 37

Art Nouveau copper and brass vase, attributed to Gustave Serrurier-Bovy (1858-1910), Belgium, circa 1900-1905 Architectural-shaped copper vase with brass mounts, the flared body resting on a broad base and rising to a slender neck framed by two geometric brass uprights supporting a collar; the contrasting materials and structured construction are part of the formal vocabulary associated with Serrurier-Bovy, a figure of the Belgian Art Nouveau movement; monogrammed hallmark "SB" under the base; comparable models associated with early XXᵉ century Belgian production. Details: materials copper body, brass mounts; height approx. 35.5 cm; weight 980 gr; monogrammed "SB" hallmark under base; condition good overall condition with wear and patina from use, small solder resumption visible at neck, upper brass element possibly later.