Ss France

Each with two extra arm slots which permits changing the orientation of the arms. Underside marked 1708 ss Picard. Additional Information: Style: French Material: Bronze, Marbl...

How cool are these, a very rare provenance coming from the ballroom of the SS France, C. 1950, which then became the SS Norway.

Artwork by the painter and watercolour artist, Albert Sebille (1874-1953). The SS France was a four-funnelled transatlantic ocean liner launched in 1910 and decommissioned in 1936; d...

An important art deco artist whose works have been published in many deco books also designed tapestries for the SS France as well as public buildings throughout his career.

Outstanding 3 seater Danish sofa by Finn Juhl for France & Sons. The sofa has a teak frame.

Pair of Finn Juhl chairs for France and Sons. Arm chair: 29.5"W x 28.5"D x 27.5"H

Impressive early 20th Century French model of the French boat, the SS Normandie.

A set of ten side chairs from the luxury ocean liner SS Normandie, considered one of the premier ocean liners of all time. The chairs were originally used in the ships Grand Salon. E...

The firm participated in the 1931 Paris Colonial Exposition and was commis-sioned to furnish four apartments aboard the luxury French ocean liner SS Normandie. In 1937, it also held ...

Degué was commissioned to create 6000 individual crafted glass panels for the French ocean liner SS Normandie which was launched in 1935.

This exquisite slipper back lounge chair style was originally designed for the Grand Salon of the SS Normandie, France, ca. 1934. An elegant curved back design with kick-back legs w...

Signed Perzel, the famous French company that designed the classic art deco lighting for the SS Normandie and many classic french interiors.

He went on to design the ocean liners SS lie de France and SS Normandy. After his death in 1961 his three children, André, Jean and Pale took over the family business.

Key Characteristics • Style: Sabino's lights are a prime example of French Art Deco design, characterized by elegant geometric forms, as well as floral, animal (fish, birds), and 'wa...

Rare pair of Mid-Century Modern dining or side chairs designed by Marc Simon for the dining room of the SS France Luxury Liner, 1962.

Rewired for American use and takes a regular size light bulb. Originally the SS France, she was purchased by the Norwegians and modified and then put to rest by 2008.

An important art deco artist whose works have been published in many deco books also designed tapestries for the SS France as well as public buildings throughout his career.

Original French line poster of SS Normandie bearing the mark of NASCON Service Incorporated New York.

Pair of brass table lamps from the French vessel SS Norway, also known as “The Blue Lady.”

Rare Bakelite telephone, from one of only 424 First Class Suites on the S.S. Normandie, France, circa 1935. The S.S. Normandie is considered by many to be the most glamorous of any o...

He was similarly involved in the design of luxury French ocean liners such as the SS Normandie and SS France.

Mounted Bronze -Type Model of The SS Normandie at Sea. The commemorative of the SS Normandie (1932 - 1946) on the maiden voyage Circa 1935. Bronzed / spelter material with good det...

Armchairs from the first class dining room of the SS normandie circa 1934 designed by Pierre Patout. Solid Mahogany with beautiful fluted details around the base of the seat and repe...

Rare original oil on mahogany wood panel by Louis Sedroc, France. Featuring the SS Normandie Transatlantic Ocean Liner arriving in New York.

Other projects included the booth for the Ambassade de France and the interiors of the steamship SS Île de France.

Art Deco set of 12 knife rests in their original fitted box Each animal is silver plated and individually cast Fashioned in a Cubist style by the sculptor Edouard-Marcel Sandoz T...

Other projects included the booth for the Ambassade de France and the interiors of the steamship SS Île de France.

The variant with high round top showcasing in the reading room of the SS France liner in 1962 is featured on page 140. 

A similar guéridon is featured in an original drawing, dated 1959, by Jean Leleu for the reading room of the luxury ocean liner, SS France. The house of Leleu rose to prominence in ...

The era of transition from the late 1950s into the 1960s was an increasingly effervescent time, marked for Leleu by projects of great magnitude, including the majestic ocean liner SS...

The era of transition from the late 1950s into the 1960s was an increasingly effervescent time, marked for Leleu by projects of great magnitude, including the majestic ocean liner SS...

A section from the "Chariot of Thetis" glass églomisé´ mural that graced one of the most luxurious spaces in the history of French Art Deco: the Grand Salon of the SS Normandie.

The era of transition from the late 1950s into the 1960s was an increasingly effervescent time, marked for Leleu by projects of great magnitude, including the majestic ocean liner SS...

The era of transition from the late 1950s into the 1960s was an increasingly effervescent time, marked for Leleu by projects of great magnitude, including the majestic ocean liner SS...

The era of transition from the late 1950s into the 1960s was an increasingly effervescent time, marked for Leleu by projects of great magnitude, including the majestic ocean liner SS...

The era of transition from the late 1950s into the 1960s was an increasingly effervescent time, marked for Leleu by projects of great magnitude, including the majestic ocean liner SS...

“Ducks”: H: 36 - W: 78 - Frame: 41 x 83 “Duck & Dog”: H: 36 - W: 73 - Frame: 41 x 77 ½ These two lacquer panels were created specifically for the priva...

The era of transition from the late 1950s into the 1960s was an increasingly effervescent time, marked for Leleu by projects of great magnitude, including the majestic ocean liner SS...

A pair of commodes designed and manufactured for the ocean liner SS France. Alloy wrapped on faux leather with polychrome top.

Lounge chair in brown stitched Hermes leather and iron designed by Jacques Adnet for the luxery liner SS France, France, 1950's.

A very rare occasional chair by Andre Arbus designed for the First Class smoking room of the SS France, featuring a frame in tubular brass and upholstered in original dark green leat...

A pair of four drawers cabinets designed by Henri Lancel, manufactured by Nusbauer and formerly installed on the luxury sea-liner SS FRANCE that was launched on May 5 th 1960.

Original designed and made for the SS Norway, formerly named the SS France, in the late 1970's.

The SS Île de France one of the first major ocean liners to be furnished in the Art Deco style.

Rare silver plated ice bucket designed by Luc Lanel for Christofle and used in the First Class service of the French luxury ocean liner, the S.S. Normandie.

The SS Normandie, considered the ultimate in Art Deco period ocean liners, unfortunately lived a very short life.

His elaborately beautiful images and installations define the French Art Deco movement. Durand was commissioned to provide lacquered wall panels for the French ocean liner, the SS No...

La era de la transición desde finales de la década de 1950 hasta la de 1960 fue una época cada vez más efervescente, marcada para Leleu por proyectos de gran envergadura, entre ellos...

His fame grew steadily thereafter, and he went on to design the ocean liners SS Ile de France and SS Normandie, along with several French Embassies around the world and the Grand Sal...

Patout, a close friend and associate of Jacques-Emile Ruhlman, is best known for his Deco period interior designs for the SS Isle de France the SS Normandie. Additionally, Patout was...

Model "Transat" by Luc Lanel, Christofle et Cie for the SS Normandic. Art Deco France, 1935.

Leleu designed the Grand Salon of the Ambassadors at the Society of Nations in Geneva and the French Embassies of several nations as well as the ocean liners SS Ile de France and SS ...

Leleu designed the grand salon of the Ambassadors at the Society of Nations in Geneva and the French Embassies of several nations as well as the ocean liners SS Île de France and SS ...