Poliform Ventura Counter Stool by Jean-Marie Massaud Five Available

A beautiful pair of Chinese ceramic garden stool from late Qing Dynasty. Classic barrel shape with Famille Verte glaze depicting figurative groups in garden settings.

An assembled pair of Japanese Woodblock print by Paul Jacoulet (French, 1896-1960) entitled La Mariee and Le Marie, Seoul Coree (The Bride and The Groom). Created in 1948 and 1950, the two prints were not intentionally designed by Jacoulet as a matching pair. However, it became popular among his collectors to pair them as a couple due to the subject matter and the complimentary and symmetrical composition. La Mariee shows a shy bride against a rather plain window like background which made her elaborate wedding gown pop. Silver and MOP mica were used both in the background and on her dress, the sash and its embroidery. It is signed in plate and marked with the Red Owl stamp. Le Marie sets the groom slightly back as a "floating figure" against a more elaborate Korean folding screen...

To complete Neil collection, Jean Marie Massaud also designed a stool version, creating a very versatile and complete family of seats. Available in two heights, 65cm and 78cm, the st...

Fabulous Massaud mid-back desk chair, sculpted in form, engineered for comfort and beautifully crafted with precision. The modern classic and elegant design of the Massaud conference...