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.
A French Art Deco cabinet By Andre Sornay, circa 1920-1925, in ebony macassar and oak, with walnut root marquetry.
Created in 1935 for the Canadian Embassy at the Hague, upholstered in light green leather, with polished brass back and lacquered wood spherical legs.
An unusual asymmetrical cabinet designed by Rene Drouet and decorated by Gaston Suisse from circa 1930’s, 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.
French chauffeuse with ottoman, 1950’s, sycamore frame, the circular seat resting on sycamore boomerang legs,with cream ribbed fabric upholstery.
1940’s bar cabinet in Rennaisance Revival Style, with polychrome hand painted decoration on black laquered wood, depicting a naval scene with coat of arms symbols and the corresponding ladies and knights dressed in different styles of fashion. The Interior is fitted with burgundy painted metal racks and wine cooler, the lateral sides interior with glass shelves.
H: 59.1 in (150 cm), W: 59.1 in (150 cm), D: 22.2 in (56.5 cm)
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.
