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Mahjong game Jeu de Mahjong oriental, bois peint et tuiles en forme d'os, présenté dans une boîte en bois et avec les instructions de jeu Dimensions de la boîte : 11 x 34 x 22 cm Dimensions : 13 x 20 cm

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Mahjong game Jeu de Mahjong oriental, bois peint et tuiles en forme d'os, présenté dans une boîte en bois et avec les instructions de jeu Dimensions de la boîte : 11 x 34 x 22 cm Dimensions : 13 x 20 cm

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Estim. 12 000 - 13 000 EUR

PIERRE CHAPO (Paris, 1927-1987). Extending dining table model T40, 1970s. Elm wood. With two extensions. Without extensions the table has a round shape, with the extensions it becomes oval. Measurements: 170 x 120 x 74 cm (measurements with one extension); 120 x 74 x 74 x 74 cm (measurements without extension). Round/oval dining table T40 designed by Pierre Chapo. Like all Chapo furniture, this is a bold and robust piece of furniture anchored to tradition. It is distinguished by the four square-section legs that curve at the bottom (aesthetic that acquires the name of "duck foot") to converge at the central shaft. Pierre Chapo was initially interested in painting, but his meeting with a shipbuilding carpenter in 1947 introduced him to wood and carpentry, and led him to study architecture at the École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris. After traveling in Scandinavia, Central America and working for a year in the United States, he returned to Paris and pursued his interest in wood, crafting furniture mainly from solid oak, elm, ash or teak with a dual concern for contemporary design and traditional know-how. In the French capital he opened his own workshop. Influenced by the work of Charlotte Perriand for the alpine ski resort of Les Arcs, his participation in the 1967 Salon de la Société des artistes décorateurs earned him a bronze medal.

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Nordic design armchair and footstool, 70s. Cherry wood and taupe leather. Measurements: 85 x 78 x 90 cm (armchair); 40 x 75 x 70 cm (footrest). Set consisting of a comfortable armchair with matching footrest, both pieces of furniture with cherry wood structure in its natural colour and taupe leather upholstery, with a padding which, as well as providing comfort, gives a classic touch to the design, as a reference to the typical 19th century quilted capitonné upholstery. The structural lines are clearly visible, and take on special relevance through the warmth of the wood, uprights and crosspieces with proportionate, slightly curved lines, evoking an organic form that refers to the tradition of Nordic cabinetmaking. On top of this structure, the fully upholstered bodies, resting softly on the wood, like old furs.

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ALDO TURA (Italy, 1909 - 1963). Cabinet bar, 1960s. Rosewood, red lacquered goatskin and mirror lined interior. Measurements: 155 x 80 x 44 cm. This cabinet bar, designed by Aldo Tura around 1960, consists of a structure in macassar wood, with bronze hardware and upholstery in goatskin parchment. Raised on a pedestal of classical inspiration, formed by a prismatic base and a baluster, it consists of a prismatic body with two front doors of beautiful grain, with long hinges imitating those of the Gothic period and two arched handles also historicist. Inside it has a space entirely covered with mirror, divided by two glass shelves. Aldo Tura began his career in experimental furniture design in the 1930s. After the marked and angular forms of Art Deco, in these years wood began to be used in free forms, full of curves, and Tura saw in this new taste a new direction for furniture design. His work is a significant combination of free and uninhibited forms, sometimes exceptionally ironic. His designs are also examples of the highest craftsmanship, often being produced in limited edition series, and even just a prototype. In the 1950s, Tura discovered the evocative charm of furniture painted with Venetian architectural views, and also began to experiment with various materials, such as eggshell, parchment, goatskin or wood veneers.

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Game table; 1950s. Wood and leather. Presents faults. Measurements: 69 x 80 x 80 cm. Table with straight legs, wider towards the waist. The upper tabletop, which protrudes on all four sides, has a leather mat. The skirt has a drawer. Presents faults.

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