Amazing Shagreen Cube Chair after Jean-Michel Frank

1940s or 1950s chairs in the style of Billy Haines. Very nice cut velvet fabric in very good condition. Grayish blue painted finish.

22 Of these chairs are available. They are nickel plated steel in good condition. The nickel plating on these chairs is done superbly. The construction is first class. Chair height 3...

Rocking chair by David Ebner c 1983, height 29 inches width 26 inches 28 inches height 17 inch very good original condition signed with artists chop mark

Hollywood Regency period bamboo rattan lounge or club chair Designed in Art Deco style with modern lines. The use of natural rattan gives the chair and ottoman an organic feel. Chair...

Inspired by Maison Jansen neoclassical wrought iron Lyre arm back chairs with brass swan heads at top round brass rings on arms and brass feet. From a Palm Beach estate meticulously ...

Eight barstools made by Casamidy circa 2015. The barstools are nickel plated steel with Rush seat and rush back.. the rush and the nickel plated frames are v...

French Art Deco rattan chairs 1935 model design Jean-Michel Frank for Ecart International composed of a magnificent seating set of 4 chairs in w...

Pair Mid-Century Modern Jean-Michel Frank Style Lounge / Slipper Chairs, Mohair Designed, developed and produced in our gallery's overseas workshops. Available to be custom made to order in a wide variety of different fabrics, sizes, and colors. This pair available now. Mohair, Stained Wood By GREENWICH LIVING DESIGN...

Straw wicker woven rush chair midcentury Jean Michel Frank style, 1930, France. Woven chair that shows fine workmanship. Beautifully woven with patina throughout. Sycomore Source: Jaques de Vos , Inte´rieur , Paris 1990 . Measures: 81 cm deep 57 cm high 53 cm wide Jean-Michel Frank (28 February 1895–3 August 1941) was a French interior designer known for Minimalist interiors decorated with plain-lined but sumptuous furniture made of luxury materials, such as shagreen, mica, and intricate straw marquetry. Jean-Michel Frank was born in Paris, a son of Le´on Frank, a banker, and his wife and cousin, the former Nanette Frank. From 1904, he attended the Lyce´e Janson de Sailly in Paris. He began law school in 1911, but in 1915, he was hit by the double blow of the death of his two elder brothers, Oscar and Georges, on the front lines of World War I and that of his father who committed suicide. In 1928, he lost his mother who had been in a Swiss asylum for several years. From 1920-1925 he traveled and visited the world. In Venice he met the cosmopolitan society that gathered around Stravinsky and Diaghilev. Eugenia Erra´zuriz revealed to him the beauty of 18th century styles and her own modern, minimalist esthetic, and he became her disciple, circa 1927. He then got in contact with a Parisian decorator called Adolphe Chanaux to do his apartment in the Rue de Verneuil...

An important chair in woven straw, most likely constructed of sycamore. Back swings and connects in 'Basculant' manner.

Garden chairs in forged wrought iron by Durenne Foundries. This model from the late 19th century, taken over by Jean-Michel Frank. Bibliography: F. Baudet, 'JM Frank...

PAIR OF "BRIDGE METTEUR EN SCENE" (1932) WIRE-BRUSHED OAK AND SADDLE-LEATHER ARM CHAIRS AFTER JEAN-MICHEL FRANK Unmarked Circa third quarter of the 20th century brand new artisan-m...