Ado Chale Marcasite Side Tables
on request
An early and exceptional pair of black resin and cement side tables with inlaid marcasite on a steel tripod base by Ado Chale. Both tables are signed in bronze.
Adolphe Pelsener, also known as Ado Chale, is a metalworker who made his debut in the art world by creating enamel advertising signs.
During the 50s, his creations are devoted to silver jewelry. In this period he also designed his first resin/cement tables embedded with marcasite.
His work has been exhibited at the Ixelles Museum in Belgium, in France at the Museum of Fine Arts in Nancy and the Palais des Papes in Avignon, in Japan at retail chain Seibu’s contemporary art museum and some of the most important private art collections in the world.
During the 50s, his creations are devoted to silver jewelry. In this period he also designed his first resin/cement tables embedded with marcasite.
