Description
Place of Origin
France
Date of Manufacture
1930's
Period
1930-1939
Materials and Techniques
Leather, Rosewood
Other Characteristics
rosewood and leather
Condition
Good
Dimensions
36in.Hx25.5in.Wx23in.D
91cmHx65cmWx58cmD
JULES LELEU Set of Four Art Deco Armchairs
$38,000.00
A set of 4 French Art Deco Armchairs by Leleu, in rosewood upholstered with blue/vert leather.Model 2915, circa 1939.
4 in stock
Description
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