Wrought Iron Wall Coat Rack by Atelier Marolles, France, 1950s

Charming wall-mounted wrought iron coat rack attributed to atelier marolles, the renowned french artistic workshop founded in the 1950s by jean touret. Featuring a design of two birds in its characteristic simplistic and symbolic style, it reflects the influence of prehistoric lascaux engravings, a recurring inspiration for the workshop. Crafted in the heart of marolles, loir-et-cher, this wall-mounted rack exemplifies the commitment of les artisans de marolles to traditional craftsmanship amidst the growing industrialization of the era. Its perforated geometric shapes and hammered finish demonstrate respect for ancestral techniques combined with a poetic and functional approach to design. This piece conveys a spiritual and aesthetic essence, fitting seamlessly into both contemporary and rustic interiors. This creation is not just a practical home accessory but a testament to preserving authenticity in mid-20th-century french design. A remarkable addition for collectors of historic pieces or admirers of design with cultural significance.