$7,000.00
Adnet Jacques (1900-1984)
An Art Deco bar roulant/ serving table in sycamore with chrome-plated metal frames and two removable trays with mirrored glass tops, 1930s. Measures: H. 32.7 in. x L. 19.7 in x D. 35 in.
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A French Art Deco buffet, from circa 1930s, attributed to René Drouet. Finished in a cloudy brownish red lacquer with gilt griffon front details.
An unusual asymmetrical cabinet designed by René Drouet and decorated by Gaston Suisse from circa 1930s, at the time being used as a foyer piece. In black lacquer wood, door surrounded by a dark green frame and masterfully decorated with a gold-fish scene.
Jules Leleu (1883-1961).
An important rosewood cabinet, decorated with a spray of inlay mother-of-pearl flowers and butterflies, legs with gilded bronze sabots. With the original Maison Leleu label affixed, model number 27849 and dated 1955.
Measures: Height 36″, width 49″, depth 16″.
A low cocktail table by Maison Jansen, from circa 1940s with a mirrored top on six bronze legs accented with stylized ribbon decoration.
Jules Leleu (1883-1961).
A modernist French Art Deco mirrored table, created circa 1936. In sycamore, with gilt bronze accents. Signed and referenced in “Mobilier et Decoration” 1937, pg. 335, “Meubles et decors des annees 40” by Anne Bony, p.34.
A sycamore, gilt bronze and parchment vanity with mirror by Maxime Old (1910-1991,) created, circa 1940. Only three examples of this design have ever been produced, this being the only one where parchment is used instead of black leather.
Ref. in “Maxime Old: Architecte-Decorateur” by Yves Bandez, Ed. Norma Editions, pg. 98.
Jules Leleu (1883-1961).
Rosewood marquetry, with gilded bronze accents side table.
Signed, numbered and dated 1953.
Measures: Height 21”, length 27”, depth 19”.
