French Art Deco Console with Mirror Attributed to Raymond Subes

French Art Deco style console standing on two iron scrolled legs in the manner of Raymond Subes, with lacquered wood top and feet. Measures: Width 43", depth 15 1/3", height 34 1/2".

Art Deco style console in the manner of Edgar Brandt. Wrought iron, with travertine top and base. Measures: Height 37 1/2 in, length 37 1/2", depth 10 3/4". Trvertine can be repl...

A sycamore, gilt bronze and parchment vanity with mirror by Maxime Old (1910-1991,) created, circa 1940. Only three examples of this design have ever ...

Jules Leleu (1883-1961). A modernist French Art Deco mirrored table, created circa 1936. In sycamore, with gilt bronze accents. Signed and referenced in "Mobilier et Decorati...

Large Art Deco modernist wall console fully covered with mercury mirror. Square feet. Some parts of the mirror are stained. Attributed to Jacques Adnet- France-1930.

Console Material: Wood, bronze and mirror France. We have specialized in the sale of Art Deco and Art Nouveau and Vintage styles since 1982.If you have any questions we are at your ...

Art Deco Style Polished Chrome & Carrera Marble Console, Manner Raymond Subes, France, Late 20th Century A stunning Art Deco-style polished chrome and Carrera marble console, made in France in the late 20th century and designed in the manner of Raymond Subes. This exceptional example highlights a harmonious blend of luxurious materials and architectural design, making it a standout addition to any interior. The console measures 36 inches high, 63 inches wide, and 17 inches deep, featuring a permanently affixed rectangular Carrera marble top. The sleek, polished chrome base is exquisitely crafted with a finely cast and pierced scrolled trellis motif, exuding Art Deco refinement. The base is further elevated on a smaller conforming platform measuring 4.5 inches high, 31 inches wide, and 14 inches deep, adding structural elegance to the overall design. This console is intended for use as a 'wall' piece, with a fully finished front and sides. The back remains unfinished, suitable for placement against a wall or as a striking accent behind a taller sofa. Its versatile design also allows for use as a standing reception desk...

French Art Deco bronze, steel and wood console with black glass top by Raymond Subes, circa 1925.