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A dark-patinated wrought iron presentation pedestal of square section. Its minimalist "cage" structure is formed by a peripheral row of thin, straight vertical rods. These rods connect a solid, double-stepped square base to a flat top plate designed to showcase an artwork. The strictly geometric design emphasizes transparency through the rhythmic repetition of vertical lines.

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c. 1932 Presentation column known as "Cage”

A rectangular presentation pedestal with a strictly geometric and architectural design. The entire wooden structure is clad in sheet brass. It features an overhanging rectangular top tray and a solid lower base, both exhibiting a hammered texture in their central panels. The upper and lower box-like sections are decorated with a grid pattern of squares in slight relief. These two main sections are connected by four straight, vertical stiles. The piece rests on four small spherical feet.

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c. 1910 Austrian or Belgian school presentation stand

A major monumental wall sculpture in iron, structured as a diptych measuring 3 meters in height. This abstract, constructivist-style work is composed of an intricate and dense assembly of numerous metal parts of various shapes and colors, directly sourced from scrap pieces in the flame-cutting workshop. The stylized initials of the company, "RD," are intentionally integrated into the upper left section of the composition.

From an artistic perspective, the execution of this piece clearly reflects the aesthetic influence of Pierre André Benoit (known as PAB, 1921-1993). This renowned Alès-born poet, painter, illustrator, and art publisher was a close personal friend of Mr. Jean Richard Ducros, the fourth head of the company (who led the firm from 1938 to 1975). This cultural connection is directly visible in the graphic modernity of this unique collective creation, born from the company's rich industrial heritage.

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1958 Monumental iron wall sculpture (diptych)

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