Michel Boyer X Stool

This bench in black tinted and cerused oak was designed in 1985 by Olivier Gagnère and edited by Artelano. Can be used as a bench or as a coffee table. The bench have been published...

The Garriris chair was designed in 1987 by Javier Mariscal and edited Akaba. The chair is part of the Vitra Design Museum, Victoria and Albert Museum, Indianapolis Museum of Art, Fr...

This armchair was designed by Patrice Giraudeau and edited by Libel. Newly upholstered in leopard velvet from Nobilis by Jérôme Meyzie, “Meilleur Ouvrier de France”. Stamped “Girau...

This Bron-ir-or pitcher was designed in 1991 by Éric Jourdan and edited by Ardi. The pitcher is made of casted aluminium with a walnut handle. This model was showcased during the 19...

This Walnut console is part of the Walnut collection created by Garouste & Bonetti and edited by B.G.H. Created around 2000 this model was conceived...

This stoneware vase has been created by Robert Deblander c. 1970. The works of the artist are today present in many public collections such as those of the Museum of Decorative Arts...

Elegant pair of stools / benches in bronzed wrought iron in the modern neoclassical taste expressed by Jean Michel Frank. The wrought iron frame is in the Classic X form and the apro...

Valentino Besarel 1829-1902 is the craftsman responsible for this outstanding "Fantasy" piece. On a simulated bamboo X frame, with carved rope lashings, is set the amusing scene of a...

Unique pair of French mid-century hand-carved stools or benches in the style of Jean Michel Frank. The pieces feature dramatic hand chiseled wood with natural deep channeling that ...

A pair of wrought iron stool in the styel ofJean Michel Frank. these stools have a rare and intricate metal constuction and shape. Each one...

Rare French Midcentury / Late Art Deco, Hand Made Stool or Bench in the style of Jean Michel Frank. The piece is composed of hand hewn hardwood and wide hand crafted leather straps arranged in a rhythmic geometric pattern. This exquisite and charming piece contrasts varying modes of modern styles in its mixture of hand made primitive wood working with pure, modern geometric design strapping. Overall, the stool / bench is a beautiful object and a captivating work of art and sculpture. Frank was the prime movers in French Decorative Arts from 1930 to 1940. He embraced Minimalism, Art Deco, Modernism and Neoclassicism in his career and was known for his craftsmanship and elegance. This is typical of Frank's pieces, in that it possess a rare, hand-made quality that transcended past and present. Dimensions are: H 12 x 17.38 x 17.38 Additional References: Andre Arbus, Jacques Adnet, Jean-Michel Frank, Alexandre Noll, Jean Prouve, Studio Craft, Wharton Esherick, Isamu Noguchi, Gio Ponti, Arts and Crafts...

Pair of French Modern Neoclassical style benches or stools in the manner of Jean-Michel Frank.The hand made frames have a classic, X-form design typical of JM Frank are in wrought ir...