Unique Sideboard Credenza Black Glass & Ash by Roger Landault, France 1950's

Fantastic two-door pine sideboard made with rough-hewn planks. Of note, the very minimal hinges. This piece is most likely from the French Alps given its style and construction. Orig...

This piece by René Gabriel is emblematic of the French post-war period known as "reconstruction.” In this period, a host of designers stepped up to the need to rebuild the countr...

Leather-lidded cast glass box with a bronze star accent.

Rare glazed abstract decor tube light by Roger Capron, together with its metal mount it can be used as a sconce or a table lamp. Rewired.

Roger Capron ceramic coffee table in a light green-brown glaze, named "Cuvette" for its concave shape, on black enameled metal legs.

Classic Fifties stools in powder pink bouclé.

This is design by Roger Landault in the 1960's; It is truly unique cabinet that opens on the left side to an area that can be used as a vanity or bar area, depending on where you pla...

A beautiful example of French Mid-Century design by Roger Landault.

The Clair collection of high-end sideboards and credenzas features a three-dimensional, faceted front panel which beautifully conceals two doors and two ...

Sideboard Clark black ash with structure in ash wood in blackened matte finish. with polished stainless steel trims in gold finish, sideboard with 4 doors with shelves inside. Als...

Very very rare Furniture having equipped a university residence in France. . Flat desk in stained beech and opening with a fully painted side drawer ; melamine top. . The profiled legs, the top finished in a chamfer on its underside circumference. . Brass drawer handle. . State of use, wear, many scratches, accidents and losses, painted in black. . Need to be restored but this is a piece of Franch design History...:) . H. 74 cm W. 131 cm D. 71 cm Provenance : University residence - France - 1950 Roger Landault . This office by Robert Charroy bears the marks of its use, and for good reason, it has equipped the Jean Zay university residence, for which it was designed. The patina of time therefore takes on all its charm, with a touch of nostalgia for some. This piece of furniture tells the story of an exceptional context, that of the student housing project launched in the emergency of post-war reconstruction, in 1948, and which has evolved to become the most ambitious university pilot program in Europe. In 1954, he offered to accommodate 3,000 students in functionally furnished accommodation and common areas, thanks to two competitions organized in 1955 and 1956. The watchword: quality produced at a lower cost using industrial processes . A beautiful playground for designers, including Jean Prouvé and Charlotte Perriand Marcel Gascoin, Roger Landault, Jean Lesage...

A stunning burled olivewood credenza designed by Roger Sprunger for Dunbar. The credenza features gorgeous wood grain and clean, sleek modern lines. The wood case rests on black meta...