Jean Pascaud, Mahogany and Gilt Bronze Coffee Table, France, circa 1935

This rare writing table in polished mahogany and silvered bronze is marked by E´mile-Jacques Ruhlmann's signature aesthetic motifs, manifest in its set of flared and tapered legs, an...

A beautiful example of 1960s Maison Leleu, this table features fluted gunmetal columns and gilt-bronze accents, as well as a four canted feet, which complement well the table's round top above. Center leaf would need to be reproduced. Additional legs drop when table is fully extended. The length when fully extended is 141". The height ranges from 22.5" to 28.5". This model was displayed in the 1965 SICOB, an exhibition of office furniture that included many Leleu pieces. For illustrations of this identical model, see Siriex, Franc¸oise. The House of Leleu, New York: Hudson Hills...

A grand mid-1930s desk as marvelous for its utility as its striking beauty. Not only do the elegant U-shape and large, receding supports complement the desk's rich mahogany finish, t...

This table was part of a project Jacques Adnet undertook with fellow designer André Arbus to redecorate the Palais des Consuls de Rouen in 1955.

A French Art Deco coffee table by Maurice Jallot, dating to the 1940s. Crafted from sycamore maple, the round top is laid in a precise radial veneer pattern that draws the eye inward...

Kingwood side table with two platforms and four elegantly curved legs with gilt bronze sabots. Stamped ‘Ruhlmann’ and with the Atelier ‘A’ mark. Reference number 1001NR in the Ruhl...

Simple but really beautiful French Art Deco coffee table, 1940. It has a maple top and stylish legs that give a very elegant touch to the table. You can see from the pictures the pat...

French Art Deco light mahogany square game table with a removable parquetry top & ebonized banded inlay trim over a concave apron with bronze trim & sabot. (JEAN PASCAUD) (Related it...