Pierre GUARICHE (1926-1995) Suite of six Tulip chairs
Cast aluminum structure, b…

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Pierre GUARICHE (1926-1995)

Suite of six Tulip chairs Cast aluminum structure, black-lacquered tubular metal H. 70 cm. L.: 46.5 cm. D.: 50 cm. Steiner, circa 1954 References - Yvonne Brunhamer, Le mobilier français 1930-1960, Massin, 1997, p.156. - Patrick Favardin, Steiner et l'aventure du design, Norma, 2007, p. 52. - Delphine Jacob & Lionel Blaisse & Aurélien Jeauneau, Pierre Guariche, Norma 2020, p. 107.

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Pierre GUARICHE (1926-1995)

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