
French Art Deco Console with Mirror attributed to Raymond Subes
A French Art Deco Console Table attributed to Raymond Subes, with scrolling leg and Portoro gold marble top, together with a tall piriform bevelled mirror, created circa 1930’s.

Art Deco Mirror Attributed to Poillerat
French Art Deco mirror attributed to Gilbert Poillerat in patinated wrought iron with gilt accents, circa 1940’s.

Set of Six Oceanliner Armchairs by Jules Leleu
JULES LELEU (1883-1961)
Set of six beech wood armchairs, “fauteuils de paquebot”, with coiled armrest supports, reupholstered with dark green leather, standing on four slightly arched feet, from circa 1949. Model used on Paquebot Liberté.
H : 34 1/4 in; L. 22 1/4 in.; D. 20.9 in.

French Fireside Chair
French chauffeuse with ottoman, 1950’s, sycamore frame, the circular seat resting on sycamore boomerang legs,with cream ribbed fabric upholstery.

Set of Six French Art Deco Chairs
Set of six 1940’s dining room chairs in solid mahogany, with gilded bronze accents, upholstered in light blue velour

Sue et Mare Elegant Art Deco Bergere
Sue et Mare
Louis Sue (1875-1968) and Andre Mare (1885-1932)
An Elegant High Art Deco Armchair in mahogany, c.1920. The back covered with green leather, the front upholstered with light green suedette.
H : 36 ¼ L : 27 D : 25 ¼ in.

Art Deco “Gondole” Chairs by Dominique
DOMINIQUE
Andre Domin (1885-1967) & Marcel Genevriere (1885-1967)
Pair of low-back chairs “Gondole”, in light maple wood covered with mottled beige linen, from c. 1930

Jonathan Singleton Stainless Steel Cube Lounge Chair
JONATHAN SINGLETON “Crate”, stainless steel cube lounge chair with upholstered cushions, circa 1980.
Height 35 in, Width: 33 in, Depth: 35 in.

JULES LELEU Set of Four Art Deco Armchairs
A set of 4 French Art Deco Armchairs by Leleu, in rosewood upholstered with blue/vert leather.Model 2915, circa 1939.

Pair of Spectacular French Art Deco Armchairs
Created in 1935 for the Canadian Embassy at the Hague, upholstered in light green leather, with polished brass back and lacquered wood spherical legs.

French Art Deco Commode
An Elegant French Art Deco Chest of drawers, veneered in macassar ebony, with three drawers, silvered bronze trimmings on tapered gadrooned legs, c. 1930

Art Deco Secretaire in the manner of Ruhlmann
An exceptional quality Art Deco Secretaire in the manner of J.E. Ruhlmann in Ebene de Macassar with galuchat (shagreen) interior, recently repolished, c. 1930.

Art Deco Sideboard by Saddier
A French Art Deco Buffet designed by Saddier et Fils, circa 1930’s.

Cabinet by Maison Jansen
Nice cabinet by Maison Jansen with decorated parchment doors on gilded cabriolet legs

Art Deco Console in the Manner of Raymond Subes
French Art Deco style console standing on two iron scrolled legs in the manner of Raymond Subes, with lacquered wood top and feet. Measures: Width 43″, depth 15 1/3″, height 34 1/2″.

Max Ingrand Panel
A Max Ingrand verre églomisé panel.
signed “max.ingrand.37” on lower left.
Measures: Height 37 3/4in (96cm); width 70 5/8in (179cm).
Literature:
L’Oeuvre de Verre de Max Ingrand, Art et Industrie, October 1932, page 26 (for a related aquatic-themed panel)
Bernard Champigneulle, Oeuvres Recentes de Paule and Max Ingrand, Mobilier et Décoration, April 1936, page 143 (for a related panel)
Pierre-Emmanuel Martin-Vivier, Max Ingrand: Du Verre à la Lumière, 2009, pp. 19 and 59 (for related panels).
Art Deco furniture is comprised of beautifully crafted pieces influenced by geometric patterns, strong colors and bold, precise lines. The impeccable detail of the very finest Art Deco furniture includes rich materials and often inlays of ivory, mother of pearl, tortoise shell and even shagreen. Intricately carved woodwork and handcrafted pieces make furniture from the time period (1925 - 1935) highly valuable not just for its stunning appearance but for its value to collectors as well.
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Art Deco takes it name from the 1925 Paris Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs Industriels Modernes (the International Exposition of Modern Industrial and Decorative Arts) and became the first truly international style. The opulence and overall optimism of the Post WWI era fueled the movement which went well beyond furniture and left its mark on interior design, advertising, fashion and especially architecture.
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