Pair of Original French Art Deco Walnut and Metal Leaf Arm Chairs Paul Follot

An important and rare pair of original French Art Deco period cubist arm chairs of simple and very elegant design. The warm brown finished rosewood is exceptionally well-figured and trimmed with a thin nickeled bronze decorative banding all around the base and overall. Since these chairs are finished on all three sides, they can be placed freestanding in the middle of a room featuring a beautiful back. Antique hob nails as welting surround the caramel colored upholstered leather. Futuristic, clean and architectural lines grace this pair of side chairs and read like art but are made for everyday use and enjoyment. Attrib to : Decoration Interieure Modernes- Rene Joubert ( 1878-1931) et Philippe Petit ( 1900-1945 ) for DIM The chairs are of medium scale and have a firm but comfortable seat, arm as well as backrest. There are a few almost undiscernible antique repairs on the wood and some small, unnoticeable light scratches/ scuffs on the upholstery. There is a small space between the seat and the back rest. They are in very good condition. Armchairs, bergere chairs, chairs, club chairs, living room sets, office chairs and desk chairs...

A graceful and elegant pair of French Modern walnut and brass “L” curve consoles. These fabulous original consoles portray simple cubist, angular style, yet are juxtaposed with undulating and curvilinear forms. Conjoined triple leg design and raised on flanged pediment bases, the central negative area created under the brass detail serves as a viewfinder which focuses our sight on the clean lines and simplicity of the form, thus giving a beautiful impression of a sharply defined space with precise lines. Gloss lacquer. Can be used as an end table, sofa table, side table, Demi-lune Tables, pedestal in a Mid-Century Modern, French, Italian, Minimalist, Industrial, Art Deco, Scandinavian modern, Italian design, Hollywood Regency even traditional dining room...

Classic Art Deco club chairs in stained cherry. French, circa 1925. 29" wide x 30" deep x 37" high. Model documented in “Paul Follot” book. PAUL FOLLOT (1877 - 1958) Paris-born decorative artist and sculptor PAUL FOLLOT studied at Ecole Normale d'Enseignment du Dessin under Eugene Grasset. In his early graphic design work he was influenced by medieval and Pre-Raphaelite art. In 1901 he joined La Maison...

ART DECO ARMCHAIRS BY PAUL FOLLOT A stunning pair of armchairs crafted from rich stained beech, exquisitely carved in the timeless French Art Deco style by the legendary artisan Pau...