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Jacques-Emile RUHLMANN (1879–1933) "Tournicol" circa 1930. Rotating nightstand in carved oak. Oval body consisting of three stacked drawers—one of which opens on one side—and an open niche on the other side. It rests on a quadrangular base with scrollwork. 61 x 51 x 37 cm (slight wear) A carved oak “Tournicol” rotating bedside table designed by Jacques-Emile Ruhlmann around 1930, featuring three stacked drawers, one of which opens to reveal an open niche. It rests on a quadrangular scroll base. 24.02 x 20.08 x 14.57 inches (slight wear) Bibliography: - “Les Ruhlmann de Geneviève et Pierre Hebey,” Catalog of the auction held at Drouot on October 28, 1999, by the firm Millon et Robert; model (in oak) reproduced on page 286. - Florence Camard: “Ruhlmann,” Editions du Regard, 1983, Paris; models reproduced on page 429. - Jacques Emile Ruhlmann, former catalog number 1009 and new catalog number 1049.
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