Roger Tallon Aluminum Helicoid Staircase

Pair of French (19th Century) walnut library ladders with side railings and steps leading to a top platform (on casters) (attributed to Napoleon ...

French Victorian (late 19th Cent) walnut library platform with 2 steps on either side of a centered podium with a shaped front filigree panel

Pair of Mid-Century carved oak bookends with leaf designs (PRICED AS PAIR).

Vintage American Modern globe of the world resting on a curved cantilevered black metal stand (REPLOGLE).

American Victorian style globe of the world with a relief supported on a pedestal base stand with 3 legs.   

PAIR of English Mid-Century staggered height obelists with blush marble exteriors with a brass grid inlay. (MAITLAND-SMITH)(PRICED AS PAIR)

Roger Tallon for Galerie Lacloche, 'Helicoid' staircase, aluminum, rubber, France, design 1964, production 1960s This striking staircase with a rubber step surface is called the 'He...

HELICOID STAIRCASE ROGER TALLON Helicoid staircase, also known as Escalier M400, designed by the French industrial designer Roger Tallon, produced ...

An extraordinary Helicoid model M400 staircase by French designer Roger Tallon, 1964. Tallon originally designed this piece for Gallery Lacloche Edition in Paris and it has since become a piece of design history. This iconic staircase features a steel central pole, on which twelve polished cast aluminum paddle shaped steps are affixed in a spiral. The bottom landing step is slightly larger. Each step has a textured circular black rubber inlay and the staircase sits on a landing pad. This piece was designed to be modular; additional steps can be added or removed, allowing it to be easily adjusted for a range of spaces. Our staircase has 12 steps...

Mid Century Modern Staircase by Roger Tallon, Galerie Laroche in Aluminum, Rubber, France, 1960s - 14 steps

Magnificent staircase from Roger Tallon's M400 series, in cast aluminum. This piece was installed in a decorator's house in the 1980s and purchased new at the time from the official...

19th-century French oak wood stairs with cast-iron hand railing and soft, rustic patina. A magnificent architectural piece that creates an atmosphere of a...