Daybed by Jean Royere French, Circa 1950

Solid oak daybed with a muslin seat cushion. The frame has four sets of, hand carved, notches. Each set of notches determines the incline of the cushion. The fifth setting is achieve...

French deco Sculpture by Jean Lambert-Rucki is whimsical example of a Norman Warrior with pointed hat and nose guard this early wooden sculpture with has maintained its colors well.  

Multifunctional Adnet cabinet in cherry wood and brass hardware with eight main sections, three are open and five are concealed by a door that can be locked. The concealed compartmen...

Asymmetrical partners desk in mahogany wood with one shelf and one drawer on each side, all supported on a metal base that has a stretcher with ends bent to two inward facing triangu...

Cabinet in oak after Chapo has three drawers above three doors and free form edges

A pair of chairs with a solid oak frame and braided rope seats designed and documented by Adrien Audoux and Frida Minet in 1950. Documented in issue 54 of Revue D'aujourd- hui, 1950.

Midcentury Modern; Modernist Design; Cité Cansado; Charlotte Perriand; Jean Prouvé; Modernism; S.C.A.L Daybed; Bed; 1950s; Mid-20th Century; Type Flavigny; Daybed type Flavigny, des...

S.C.A.L. daybed designed by Jean Prouvé. Manufactured by Ateliers Prouve, France, circa 1950. This bed has been restored. Metal frame, new upholstery. In good condition, with minor wear consistent with age and use, preserving a beautiful patina. Jean Prouvé (1901-1984), French Industrial and furniture designer and architect. Jean Prouvé is one of the most influential furniture designers of the early modern design movement, Jean Prouvé introduced the machine age and Industrial engineered modern design aesthetic to interiors in the steel, aluminium and architecture he created. He then continued her experiments with different materials. Jean Prouvé was born into an artistic family in Nancy, France, his famous father, Victor Prouve, collaborated with the great Art Nouveau artists Emile Galle and Louis Majorelle as a ceramicist. Jean Prouvé himself was trained as a metalsmith before attending engineering school in Nancy, and his intimate knowledge of metal remained the foundation of his work and career. After opening his own workshop in 1923, Jean Prouvé began producing modern metal furniture...

French oak daybed from the 1950's designed by René jean Caillette in original condition. Modernist design from the master of the furniture of the pos...

A black-lacquered metal, black fabric and oak daybed, designed by Jean Prouvé and produced by Ateliers Prouve, France, 1950s. Side table adds 14.25" to width

Simple in its design, the Jean daybed is functional, comfortable and extremely elegant. With the leather seat on top of a wooden base, it is a union of form and function, making this...

Rare Jean Prouve Daybed from Cité Cansado, Mauritania, 1950s. Mattress and bolster cushion newly upholstered in a neutral washed linen Larsen fabric. The frame and wood are in origin...