An Art Deco wall mirror decorated with 8 Rene Lalique glass segments, design “Merles et Raisins” of 1925, frame not of the period, measuring 40″ in height and 24″ wide.
Created in 1935 for the Canadian Embassy at the Hague, upholstered in light green leather, with polished brass back and lacquered wood spherical legs.
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.
ANDRE ARBUS
3-Piece Modular Art Deco Bar with Two Stools commisioned in 1936, mahogany wood structure with brass accents, frontal side covered in beige leather, illuminated frosted glass top and lateral mirror tops.
Bar: Height: 43.1/2” (110 cm.)
Width: 79 1/2” (200 cm.)
Depth: 14 1/2” (37 cm.)
Stools: Height: 32” (81 cm.)
Pair of Post-modern Bergeres by Franz Wittman, Austrian, c. 1975- upholstered with velvet-textured Missoni fabric, with brown leather legs and arm rests.
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.
A French Art Deco Buffet, from circa 1930’s, attributed to Rene Drouet. Finished in a cloudy brownish red lacquer with gilt griffon front details.
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.
