Table by Joseph André Motte

Four Green Chairs 771 by Joseph André Motte, Steiner, 1958 Set of 4 chairs model 771, it is often called "the tongue chair" because of its design. It was published by Steiner in 1958. The vintage velvet of the chairs is authentic, so it may have some defects due to its age but still in very good condition. Joseph-André Motte (1925 - 2013) was an interior architect and one of the great figures of French design in the 1950s and 1960s. At the École des arts appliqués à l'industrie (now ENSAAMA), he studied under René Gabriel, Louis Sognot and Albert Guénot, graduating top of his class in 1948. He then obtained his first collaboration with the Bon Marché art studio. One of his first models, the Tripodes...

Cabinet in ash and mahogany by Joseph André Motte, group 4, Charon, 1954 Joseph-André Motte (1925 - 2013) was an interior architect and one of the great figures of French design in the 1950s and 1960s. At the École des arts appliqués à l'industrie (now ENSAAMA), he studied under René Gabriel, Louis Sognot and Albert Guénot, graduating top of his class in 1948. He then obtained his first collaboration with the Bon Marché art studio. One of his first models, the Tripodes armchair...

"Adrien Audoux and Frida Minnet were a French duo who worked together in the mid-20th century. They are known for their innovative use of natural materials, including rope, wicker a...

Dining table and 6 chairs by Marc Held for IBM, 1983 Rare furniture designed by Marc Held for the refectory of the IBM house in Montpellier/La Lande. Composed of 6 chairs that can be nested on a table with a satin white melamine top, this set was created for IBM by one of the five designers who, in 1983, refurbished the private flats of the President of the Republic at the Elysée Palace. The table has a beech and black lacquered steel frame, a white melamine top and solid beech edges and has 6 places to hang the 6 chairs. The chairs are made of thermo-moulded laminate with spruce and maple veneer, compass base in beech, a metal half-ring under...

André Rozay was a French ceramist born on September 29, 1913 in Foëcy (Cher) and died on September 7, 1991 in La Borne (Cher). He was one of the architects of the revival of French ceramic art in La Borne. A former student of the Vierzon ceramics school and the Bourges Beaux Arts school (where he met Jean Lerat), as well as the Beaux Arts school in Paris, he has a solid background in drawing and painting. He arrived in La Borne in 1943 to work for François Guillaume...

André Rozay was a French ceramist born on September 29, 1913 in Foëcy (Cher) and died on September 7, 1991 in La Borne (Cher). He was one of the architects of the revival of French ceramic art in La Borne. A former student of the Vierzon ceramics school and the Bourges Beaux Arts school (where he met Jean Lerat), as well as the Beaux Arts school in Paris, he has a solid background in drawing and painting. He arrived in La Borne in 1943 to work for François Guillaume...

Pair of illuminated coffee tables by Joseph-André Motte (1925-2013) edited by Charron in 1958. White opaline glass diffuser, rosewood veneered structure and chrome-plated steel base....

Mahogany and wood table, neoclassical inspired style with X-form supports, a round stretcher and gilded bronze sabots. Rails underneath the top extend at both ends for possible exten...

c. 1960s, tagged. There is some surface corrosion present on the chrome base that we have purposefully left because we believe it adds to the character of this piece. If desired, we’...

A dining table by Joseph Savina. With two extensions : one extension : 60cm Long with two extensions : 280cm Model : Saint Gonéry Oak wood

Rectangular Model Andre dining table by Tobia Scarpa. Tobia Scarpa, Model Andre dining table for manufacturer Gavina , late in the 60s it has been taken over by the manufacturer K...

Made in patinated ceruse oak, with a rectangular tabletop, side angles decorated with azure brass plates and tapered legs encased at the top and the bottom by brass elements. Furnit...