This plaster moquette of a Pierrot came from the Max Le Verrier collection. It was discovered when emptying a barn at the now sold Le Verrier family home. This is probably a prototype that never went into production. There is a signature on the base that looks like Joanny-Dunand but cannot be sure. It is a one off and Le Verrier family owned piece. Circa 1920s. 16 inches (41cm) high. Good condition with signs of age.
