1930s French Occasional Chairs by André Arbus

An extremely rare table lamp by two French design masters. This perfectly proportioned hammered metal table light is wonderfully refined in detail...

Generous and comfortable pair of occasional chairs with cherrywood tapered legs and frame. Black painted front feet. Upholstered in substantial cream striped fabric on all sides with...

Generous pair of occasional chairs with cherry-wood tapered legs, re-upholstered in red velvet.

In the 1930s, Jean-Michel Frank designed a pair of low rectangular table in mica for the smoking room of his own apartment in Paris. Jean-Michel Frank's designs were produced by Comte, with Frank's approval. Combining the best of Frank and the best of Argentine tradition, the original mica low rectangular table was produced by Comte, circa 1936, in limed oak low table as a special commission for the founding partner of Comte, Jose “Pepe” Enrique Tivoli. Stamped on the underside with the Comte production number (see photos below). JMF's designs has been much imitated, however nothing compares to the quality and feel of the real thing. Jose Enrique Tivoli, always known as “Pepe”, was an architect and founder member of COMTE. In 1932, he joined Ignacio and Ricardo Pirovano and Mariano Mansilla Moreno, (an architect with whom he conceived some fine buildings such as the Association Cristiana de Jóvenes in the central San Nicolas...

Glamorous extra long console table designed by Alain Delon and made by Maison Jensen. Signed by the artist. Rich caramel and brass colours are accentuated by the Art Deco detailing. Alain Delon is known for his role in such films as The Leopard and Le Samurai...

Glamorous substantial chest of four drawers designed by Alain Delon and made by Maison Jansen. Drawers are deep and wide making them useful for storing clothes. Signed by the artist. Rich caramel laquer and brass finishing are accentuated by the Art Deco detailing. Alain Delon is known for his role in such films as The Leopard and Le Samurai...

Art Deco Period cherrywood desk chair by André Arbus. with brand new upholstering.

Pair of armchairs designed by Andre Arbus (1903-1996). Oak wood with silver colored patina and leather upholstery. France, circa 1940.

Elegant, sober pair of French Mid-Century armchairs / club chairs in the modern neoclassical style attributed to Andre Arbus.

A beautiful variation from a set commissioned in 1945 by Georges Fontaine, administrator of the Mobilier national, for the layout of Jacques Jaujard'...

Sofa in the style of André Arbus, Bisson Bruneel fabric, France, 1940's. Two legs in lacquered oak.

Rocking chair in light wood, orange fabrics with flowers, in the style of André Arbus. France, 1950s.