Valerian Rybar

This console table is attributed to Valérian Rybar, a great 20th century decorator and known as "the most expensive decorator in the world" Valerian Rybar has made a name for hims...

Valérian Rybar Pair of armchairs and a footstool in chrome-plated steel, seat and back covered in blue fabric.

Provenance Valerian Rybar Jean-Francois Daigne, Polychrome carved wooden sculpture of a Japanese Samuri from the Meji period (19th century)

"Trident" wall sconces by Valerian Stux-Rybar - 1960s.

Outstanding solid bronze coffee table by Valerian Rybar & Jean François Daigre. Valerian Rybar, of Yugoslav origin, knew the “café society” through his wife Eileen Plunkett.

A set of 6 Louis XVI Style French side chairs supplied by Valerian Rybar. Four chairs are 19th century, two are later copies.

A rare 19th Century mahogany French architects desk later faux painted in pickled pine. Supplied by Valerian Rybar to a northern Californian client in the 1980's.

Designed by Jansen for Valerian Rybar and Jean-Francios Daigre who used it in an apartment they decorated in San Francisco.

Aquired in Paris during the 1980's by Valerian Rybar for a West Coast client / collector.

Acquired in Paris during the 1980s by noted designer Valerian Rybar for a West Coast client. Originally used to hold fires to heat Roman villas, these would be great as jardinières, ...

Acquired in Paris during the 1980s by noted designer Valerian Rybar for a West Coast client. Originally used to hold fires to heat Roman villas, these would be great as jardinieres, ...

The design is pure Louis XVI. Supplied by Valerian Rybar to an important California collector.

Acquired in Paris during the 1980s by noted designer Valerian Rybar for a West Coast client. Originally used to hold fires, these would be great as jardinieres, or sculpture.

This example comes from a good collection formed by noted decorator Valerian Rybar in the 1980s. The secondary wood is pine with gilt wood used to imitate ormolu, The piece has bee...