Armchair and two chairs in walnut, molded and carved with flowers, resting on cambered legs. 18th century.
Stamped NOGARET in Lyon, master cabinetmaker circa 1740.
Erwin and Estelle LAVERNE and their "champagne" armchairs (In the taste of)
Suite of six swivel armchairs.
Transparent Plexiglas shell, chrome-plated metal base (Chips on one seat, traces of use).
Circa 1960/1970.
Charles EAMES (1907-1978) & Ray EAMES (1912-1988)
670 Lounge chair (Vitra edition) and its ottoman (Herman Miller edition) in black leather and veneer, black lacquered metal base. Publisher's label. (Partly reupholstered, some scratches and traces of wear).
Huanghuali chair, Qing dynasty, 19th century, China. The chair is decorated with carvings depicting a deer. Deer - known for its endurance, grace and long life. The deer is a Chinese symbol of longevity. The word for deer in Chinese is “lu,” which translates to “income.” Therefore, the combined values represent a prosperous long life. In Chinese art, the deer is depicted with court officials. This is said to signify a desire for fame, recognition and a long successful career. Height: 106 cm. Width: 70cm, Height: 106cm, Depth: 60cm, Weight: 10kg, Condition: Good, with traces of use, Material: Wood, ID: ID-ANTQ-8721
X-shaped, curule chair, solemn legacy of Roman senators and Renaissance poets. Made of walnut with rich Gothic and Renaissance carvings. Filled with figures of griffins, heads of chimeras and cherubs, shoots of foliage on the arches of the chair. Equipped with a leather seat on 4 baluster legs. Topped with a coat of arms cartouche. 19th century work. Dimensions: H. 112 - W. 72 cm. Width: 72cm, Height: 112cm, Depth: 60cm, Weight: 35kg, Condition: Good, with traces of use, Material: Walnut, ID: ID-ANTQ-7969
An upholstered armchair with turned reeded legs and brass castors together with abutting footstool to form a chaise longue. Chair ht 100cm h, to seat 46cm h. Stool 92cm l x 66cm w.
Three Reuge German musical boxes to include a Grand Piano (Doctor Zhivago theme), a Rocking Cradle (Chopin Lullaby) and a Rocking Chair(Mozart Lullaby), all made from heavy plastic and decorated flowers and material. Bought in London in 1978. Chair back 18cm h.
ART NOUVEAU WORK
Lounge furniture comprising a bench seat and two armchairs in mahogany with oak leaf and acorn molding, seat and back partially upholstered in textured velvet with green and white stripes.
Circa 1900
Bench seat H: 104 cm - W: 120 cm - D: 59 cm
Armchair: H: 102 cm - W: 56 cm - D: 56 cm
Hans VOLLMER (1878-1969) for PRAG-RUDNIKER, VIENNA
Armchair with painted wood frame, four legs supporting a banded armrest. Openwork molded column back and sides.
Circa 1900
H: 75 cm - W: 60 cm - D: 51 cm
Traces of use
Francisque CHALEYSSIN (1872-1951) Attributed to
Pair of solid oak bridge armchairs with curved front legs and cross-shaped back.
A few worm holes.
Circa 1940
One seat missing.
H: 80 cm - W: 49 cm - D: 54 cm
René GABRIEL (1890-1950) In the spirit of
Pair of solid oak armchairs with right-angled arms and tapered legs. Back and seat in red moleskin.
Circa 1945
H: 72 cm - W: 50 cm - D: 45 cm
Restoration on one leg
André SORNAY (1902-2000)
Rare pair of armchairs with right-angled, partially lined legs. The seats and backrests are held by gilded brass tubes. The rear legs are partially truncated, overhanging discs. Suspended seats and recessed backrests upholstered in cream cotton patterned fabric.
Some traces of use.
H: 77 cm - W: 68 cm - D: 82 cm
Bibliography :
- Alain Marcelpoil - Signé Sornay - André Sornay (1902-2000) un concepteur d'avant-garde - Éditions Galerie Alain Marcelpoil, Paris, 2010. Variant of the armchair model reproduced on page 272.
Christian KRASS (1968-1957)
Desk and armchair.
Offset-top desk with a side pedestal and three drawers in tortoiseshell lacquer.
Armchair with tapered legs upholstered in tan leather springs and horsehair.
A few scratches
Desk: H: cm - W: cm - D: cm
Armchair: H: 81 cm - W: 59 cm - D: 63 cm
GIO PONTI (1891 - 1979)
Rare pair of wrap-around armchairs with wooden structure upholstered and covered with thick velvet in shades of aqua green. They stand on tapered legs.
Edition: Casa Giardino, circa 1949-1950
H: 73 cm - W: 82 cm - D: 80 cm
Wear on the armrests
References: Gio Ponti, Alcune opere d'arte sul Conte Grande, in Domus, n. 244, marzo 1950, pp. 14-26; P. Piccione, Gio Ponti. Le Navi. Il progetto degli interni navali 1948-1953, Idea Books, Milano 2007, pp. 38-65
Kazuhide TAKAHAMA (1930-2010)
Jano armchair with chromed wire structure and foam upholstery covered with cream corduroy.
Edition: Simon Gavina, circa 1969
H: 74 cm - W: 44.5 cm - D: 51 cm
FRENCH WORK
Low armchair with moulded cylindrical structure, partially in natural-treated beech, with mulched seat and back.
Circa 1960
H: 74 cm - W: 74 cm - D: 54 cm
RING MOBËLFABRIKK
Office chair with aluminum star base and casters. Seat and backrest upholstered in leather and covered in creamy beige leather.
Publisher's mark below
H: 120 cm - W: 80 cm - D: 70 cm
Claudio SALOCCHI (1934 - 2012)
Oriolo armchair with a frame in rosewood veneer with streamlined lines and camel moleskin upholstered seat cushions.
Seat height: 44 cm
Published by Sormani, circa 1965.
H: 68 cm - W: 81 cm - D: 86 cm
Edvard VALENTINSEN (20th century)
Pair of low-back armchairs with solid organic teak frame.
Edition: Fraska, circa 1960.
Missing cushions.
Screws missing on one seat.
H: 67 cm - W: 73 cm - D: 73 cm
FERDINAND PORSCHE (BORN 1935)
Recliner model IP 84 s with cast-aluminum frame for seat and back adjustment, black leather upholstered seat, adjustable headrest and red leather upholstered armrests.
Marked IPSit.
Edition: Interprofil, Germany, Circa 1984
H : 96 cm - W 73 cm - D : 134 CM
BIBLIOGRAPHY:
Pierre Kjellberg, "Le Mobilier du XXesiècle, dictionnaire des créateurs", Les Éditions de l'Amateur, Paris, 2000, model to be compared with the one reproduced p.499
Philippe STARCK (b. 1949)
Suite of four model J armchairs from the Lang series, with black leather upholstered frame resting on a profiled cast aluminum back leg.
Signed Starck and stamped Aleph on the back leg.
Edition: Driade, circa 1987
Traces of use
H: 83 cm - W: 60 cm - D: 69 cm
This model refers to the Minister of Culture Jack Lang, and was made for the furnishings of this Ministry.
EL LISSITZKY (1890-1941).
Pressa D62 armchair with mirror-finish metal backrest, foam upholstery and leather upholstery in black, red and white.
Edition: Tecta, circa 1980.
Designed for the Soviet Pavilion at the Pressa exhibition in Cologne.
H: 71 cm - W: 75 cm - D: 63 cm
Tord BJÖRKLUND (1939-2018)
Blue lacquered steel tubular frame armchair with cross-braced seat and back.
Edition: Ikea, circa 1993.
H: 106 cm - W: 55 cm - D: 74 cm
Alberto MEDA (Born 1945)
Suite of six chairs and four armchairs model Highframe 416 with grey-lacquered extruded aluminum fusion structure, seat and back in blue polyester mesh.
Label below.
Edition ALIAS, circa 1994
H: 82 cm - W: 40 cm - D: 56 cm
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