Pale Oak Five Door Cabinet with Geometric Inlay, France, C. 1948

This exceptional matched pair of two door cabinets was made in the aftermath of the war, a time when Jules Leleu was returning to the Deco splendor of plush, exotic materials. This p...

Rare palissander drop front vanity cabinet by Jules Leleu (1883-1961). The drop front opens to reveal an illuminated mirror in three sections Bibliog...

This cabinet was specifically designed for the living room of Mr. Frilet, one of Leleu’s most important clients. This cabinet is recorded in Maison Leleu’s Livre des Cre´ations under: 5457 Grand Meuble - Salon de Mr Frilet in 1961. It is also mentioned in the document: Statement Lacquer Cabinets 03 -28-1962 Sm res, dated March 28...

Walnut cabinet with sliding doors, removable shelves and metal legs by Maison Leleu. For an illustration of a similar model, see Siriex, Franc¸oise. The House of Leleu. New York, Hudson Hills...

Elegant French Art Deco credenza circa 1930 in palisander with sweetheart curved double door front meeting at a central slightly rounded vertical element. Nickel plated bronze escutcheons and striped accents contrast the dark wood beautifully. The central vertical rounded element is echoed in a columnar detail at the cabinet’s corners. Thin stripes of metal draw...

This TV cabinet is a hand made adaptation for a TV stand of the style of the French Louis Philippe Period, in the mid 19th century caracterized by its curved moldings, hand-curved fe...

This TV cabinet is a hand made interpretation of the French Louis Philippe style. Created in France in the 19th century , this woodworking is caracterized by its curved moldings, han...

An exceptional French Moderne credenza in palisander and walnut veneer with inlaid parquetry and marquetry features in exotic woods. Elegantly dotted patterns on parquetry doors combined with floral and animal marquetry details on intersecting columns make this handsome cabinet a feat of skilled cabinetry. Original brass sabots, escutcheons and accents. Attributed to Jules Leleu 1883-1961 geometric furniture...