Rene Pierre

Bibliography: - Pierre Restany, "René Letourneur", Editions Cercle d'Art, 1999, 2009 - Catalog of exhibition "René Letourneur", Galerie Martel - Greiner, Paris A lot of pieces ...

Vintage 1950s desk in the style of Pierre Paulin. Black lacquered steel legs and satin-finish black melamine top. 3-drawer pedestal with flat brass handles and front bookcase Full...

He collaborates with his designer friends of the time such as René-Jean Caillette, Pierre Guariche, Pierre Paulin or Alain Richard who create, draw and entrust him with many projects...

With their almost puritanical sense for functionalism free from all ornamentalism without compromising humanness, warmth and harmony, they were an extraordinary example of the genre ...

With their almost puritanical sense for functionalism free from all ornamentalism without compromising humanness, warmth and harmony, they were an extraordinary example of the genre ...

With their almost puritanical sense for functionalism free from all ornamentalism without compromising humanness, warmth and harmony, they were an extraordinary example of the genre ...

About the designer: Joseph Andre´ Motte (1925-2013) was a member of the young generation of French designers that emerged immediately following World War II and included Pierre Guari...

About the designer: Joseph Andre´ Motte (1925-2013) was a member of the young generation of French designers that emerged immediately following World War II and included Pierre Guari...

About the designer: Joseph Andre´ Motte (1925-2013) was a member of the young generation of French designers that emerged immediately following World War II and included Pierre Guari...

About the designer: Joseph Andre´ Motte (1925–2013) was a member of the young generation of French designers that emerged immediately following World War II and included Pierre Guari...

About the designer: Joseph Andre´ Motte (1925-2013) was a member of the young generation of French designers that emerged immediately following World War II and included Pierre Guari...

Art Deco vase by André Hunebelle, art glass master and a contemporary of René Lalique, Pierre D'Avesn and Marius-Ernest Sabino.

With their almost puritanical sense for functionalism free from all ornamentalism without compromising humanness, warmth and harmony, they were an extraordinary example of the genre ...

French Vintage Rene Pierre foosball table from the 1970s, with an ESD push chute coin slot.

Middle Bastion painting by René Pierre Allain, circa 1989 pigmented plaster compound and burlap, panel.

Gorgeous Pierre Chapo style oak sideboard by Rene Gabriel, 1934's.

A classy combination of two styles in the manner of Rene Gabriel and Pierre Jeanneret. Price is for the pair.

Pierre Adrien Ekman was a very talented artist working in France, collaborating mainly with René Drouet and René Prou.

Rare chairs by René Prou for Pierre Laborie-Labor Métal with original upholstery fabric by Helene Henry.

Made of waxed light oak, equipped with a side unit with three drawers with cast aluminum handles and a drawer in the band, this superb desk can be placed in the middle of the room, a...

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A beautiful drop-front secretary desk in mahogany veneer, designed by René-Jean Caillette for Rosier SNA furniture, stamped on the back and dating from the 1950s. This piece exemplif...

Lampshade in metal with brass arm. In the style of French designer Pierre Guariche. Original painting.  

Literature: René Gabriel by Pierre Gencey page 286. Gabriel was president of the Société des artistes décorateurs from 1944 to 1947.

René Gabriel (1899-1950) rare form oak side table, France, circa 1945 Oak Measures: H 21.5 table top H 20.25 W 23.5 L 25.75 inches Bibliography: Pierre Gencey, René Gabriel - Norma ...

René Gabriel (1899-1950) rare form oak side table, France, circa 1945 Oak Measures: H 21.5 table top H 20.25 W 23.5 L 25.75 inches Bibliography: Pierre Gencey, René Gabriel - No...

A joyful 1960s articulated chandelier by Rene Mathieu for Lunel. The six green, yellow and red "diabolo" shades are mounted on six brass arms. Each light can be tilted. The br...

This chair being to most favoured of Rene designs and shown on the front cover of the book Rene Gabriel by Pierre Gencey “Des arts decoratifs a la Reconstruction’.

D'Avesn France Circa 1930 As Pierre D’Avesn started working and creating models with and for René Lalique, this chandelier is very close architecturally to some of the greatest and r...

This French gilt cocktail coffee table by Rene Drouet surprisingly still owns its original églomisé mirrored top created by Pierre Adrien Ekman.

In 1965 he received the René Gabriel prize. Pierre Guariche's original creations have become iconic pieces such as the Amsterdam chair, known as the Tonneau, in folded plywood (1954)...

Pupil of René Buthaud then René Prou, Pierre Cruège is an important player in the reconstruction (1945-1955).

In 1965, he was awarded the Prix René Gabriel. Pierre Guariche's original creations have become iconic pieces such as the Amsterdam chair, known as the Tonneau, in folded plywood (19...

In 1965, he was awarded the Prix René Gabriel. Pierre Guariche's original creations have become iconic pieces such as the Amsterdam chair, known as the Tonneau, in folded plywood (19...

In 1965 he received the René Gabriel prize. Pierre Guariche's original creations have become iconic pieces such as the Amsterdam chair, known as the Tonneau, in folded plywood (1954)...

We could not determin their maker, but these chairs clearly resemble the spirit of French Avant-Gardism and Modernism, and somewhat look like the designs by Pierre Jeanneret or Rene ...

Ideal for chalet decor, close to the productions of various French designers of the time such as Charlotte Perriand, Pierre Chapo, René Faublée, Pierre Gautier Delaye.

As an industrialist, he collaborated with his designer friends of the time, René-Jean Caillette, Pierre Guariche, Pierre Paulin and Alain Richard, who created, designed and entrusted...

An exceptionally rare “Junior” secretary desk in light oak, designed by Roger Landault and produced by Meubles ABC, one of the most distinguished French furniture manufacturers of th...

Primavera was founded in 1912 by René Guilleré and Pierre Laguionie with the am to create modern decorative objet d'art more accessible to a burgeoning middle class.

Auguste Fix (1925–2000) was a singular artist and a pioneer of post-war French mountaineering, closely associated with major figures such as Pierre Allain, René Ferlet and Guido Magn...

Elegant design made of exotic wood and rattan back and seat, typical French style of that time often in the style of Pierre Jeanneret and René Gabriel. Cushions are made of a high qu...

The design of the base in the form of a compass, the use of blond oak, its gathered and dynamic line give this work of French reconstruction a remarkable presence, to be compared to ...

The French Reconstruction period (1945-1955) is a founding moment of the 50s style, great architects such as René Gabriel, Marcel Gascoin or Pierre Cruège design furniture using loca...

The period of the French Reconstruction (1945-1955) is a founding moment of the style of the 50s, René Gabriel, Marcel Gascoin, Pierre Cruège among many other interior architects des...

Many of the great designers became members - such as, Pierre Chareau, Rene Herbst, Eileen Gray, Mallet-Stevens, Charlotte Perriand Jean Prouve, Jean Puiforcat, Raymond Templier and J...

Louis Sognot was a French designer (1892-1970) who created ocean liners furniture and was working with other famous designers as Le Corbusier, Charlotte Perriand, Pierre Jeanneret an...

Louis Sognot was a French designer (1892-1970) who created ocean liners furniture and was working with other famous designers as Le Corbusier, Charlotte Perriand, Pierre Jeanneret an...

Andree Putman - a designer with her roots in the thirties taking inspiration from the likes of Rene Herbst, Jean-Michel Frank, Pierre Chareau and Eileen Gray but with her finger on t...

Motte was a member of the young and energetic post war II generation of French designers which included the likes of Pierre Guariche, René Jean Caillette, Michel Mortier, Alain Richa...

Motte was a member of the young and energetic post war II generation of French designers which included the likes of Pierre Guariche, René Jean Caillette, Michel Mortier, Alain Richa...

Her roots were very much in the first half of that century and she was inspired by the like of Rene Herbst, Jean-Michel Frank, Pierre Chareau and Eileen Gray while very much having h...

Maison Lunel, founded in Paris in 1923, was among the most distinguished French lighting manufacturers of the mid-century, producing work in close collaboration with designers includ...

Auguste Fix (1925–2000) was a singular artist and a pioneer of post-war french mountaineering, closely associated with major figures such as Pierre Allain, René Ferlet and Guido Magn...

Olivier Mourgue can be scaled amongst the important French designers of his era, together with Pierre Paulin, Rene Jean Caillette, Pascal Mourgue and many more.

From this fresco came another engraving that De Wit erroneously attributed to Bonasone, on the invention of Rosso Fiorentino, while instead it is the work of Pierre Milan and René Bo...

A sculptural mid-century lounge chair in the style of Heywood-Wakefield, the Massachusetts firm known for its sculpted maple and oak seating from the 1950s–60s. The chair features wi...

An original pair of 1950s Italian mid century sconces in golden polished brass and black enamel with white frosted glass shades. Rewired. One 120 watt candelabra socket each. Made by...

A pair of black enamel and polished brass sconces with white opaline shades. Newly rewired.

Pair of French Mid-Century Teak and Cane Lounge Chairs, France, 1950s A striking and highly sculptural pair of French Mid-Century lounge chairs dating from the 1950s, crafted in sol...

Pierre Jeanneret, a pair of original SI-49-A armchairs in teak and reupholstered in black leather. Jeanneret was commissioned by the city of Chandigarh, India, to build and design f...

Nice Italian wall light, model "diabolo". Structure in brass with metal shade. Each shade are adjustable with rotated system.

Pair of 1960s French midcentury wall lamps with matte black frames holding white glass shades by Lunel. Rewired.

Elegant Pair of Articulating Wall Sconces, designed by Rene Mathieu for Maison Lunel, France, circa 1950s. They have been rewired and are ready to mount. Perfect for either side of a...

Pair of modern Italian wall lights. Also, could be used as a bedside sconces. Made with brass and painted sheet metal. Lampshade are adjustable and can light in different directions.

A stunning Mid Century design richly patinated walnut and chrome desk of exceptional quality, finely carved and with a fabulous curvilear clean design. The well figured moulded and ...

Neatly proportioned with exceptional detailing, the constant nightstand is your perfect bedside partner. In our furniture making, the IDEA is to create special pieces that you can bu...

Leather wrapped flexible arm wall light you can pose and adjust as you wish. This is our updated Meander Reader light with larger cone shade and new upward angled arm. Lamping: Sing...

Single Model 138 Sconce by Giuseppe Ostuni for Oluce. Designed and manufactured in Italy, in 1952. Minimal and classic cone sconce with an enamel finish. Pivot coupling located at th...

A pair of brass and fabric wall lights designed and produced by Josef Frank, Sweden, 1950s.  Overall Dimensions (Inches): 8” H x 4” W x 5.5” D Back Plate Dimensions (Inches): 2.9” ...

Pair of wall sconces in painted metal, brass, and opal glass, Italian production from the 1950s. Two spheres resting on a brass support give substance to the light when the lamps are...

The post-war period in France saw a wide array of inventive and creative contributions to the history of design. What made this particular period so prolific and influential is that ...

The table lamp model M5, designed by Joseph-André Motte and manufactured by Disderot in France in 1960, stands as an iconic representation of mid-century modern design. Crafted with ...

Midcentury Franco Albini Rattan Mirror ___________________________________________________________ A highly decorative squared Mid-Century Modern mirror with undulated rattan frame a...

The chandelier draws inspiration from the iconic 1950s light fixtures made by the mid-century modern Italian studios. Every detail of this lamp is meticulously crafted. The arms and...

Part of Lumfardo Luminaries contemporary collection, the ShiLU Sconce PB is a fully directional reading sconce crafted from patinated brass and steel hardware and fabric shade. Class...