McCLELLAND BARCLAY Decorative Bronze Mushroom Dish
McCLELLAND BARCLAY Decorative Bronze Mushroom Dish
A vintage McClelland Barclay decorative bronze mushroom dish features two mushrooms beside a small bowl. Signed by the Art Deco era artist and dated 1933. This was one of a variety of decorative leaf dishes made by his company, McClelland Barclay Art Products, Inc.
Year Made: 1933
Condition: very good vintage condition; the felt underpad on the bottom is loose
Marks: McClelland Barclay © 1933 on the side
Materials
Materials
bronze plated metal
Dimensions
Dimensions
approx. 4.5 x 3.75 x 2 inches
Share
Read about McClelland Barclay Art Products
Discover more about the artist's commercial enterprise created in 1931 to market metal art objects, in the new, richly illustrated biography of McClelland Barclay by Patricia Gostick.
Latest posts
View all-
Art Deco Design Influence in McClelland Barclay...
I look at the Art Deco design influence in McClelland Barclay's commercial illustrations, decorative art products and costume jewellery he created between 1919 and 1939.
Art Deco Design Influence in McClelland Barclay...
I look at the Art Deco design influence in McClelland Barclay's commercial illustrations, decorative art products and costume jewellery he created between 1919 and 1939.
-
Sporting Life: Art, Athletes & Olympic Art Deco
From medals to posters, art has been a part of the modern Olympic Games. In this year's host city where the Art Deco movement began, I look at how sport...
1 commentSporting Life: Art, Athletes & Olympic Art Deco
From medals to posters, art has been a part of the modern Olympic Games. In this year's host city where the Art Deco movement began, I look at how sport...
1 comment -
Painting Pretty Girls and Pop Fiction: McClella...
Art Deco artist McClelland Barclay is best known for "pretty girl" paintings in advertising for GM's Fisher Bodies in the 1920s. But he did a lot more than that. His...
1 commentPainting Pretty Girls and Pop Fiction: McClella...
Art Deco artist McClelland Barclay is best known for "pretty girl" paintings in advertising for GM's Fisher Bodies in the 1920s. But he did a lot more than that. His...
1 comment