Jacques Adnet Barcart 1950 French

Jacques Adnet Bar cart France, c. 1950saddle-stitched leather over steel, brass, glass 28 h × 16.75 w × 27.25 d in (71 × 43 × 69 cm) Provenance: Privat

A good French mid century modern floor lamp in the manner of Jacques Adnet having leather wrapped shaft and bronze tripod base circa 1950. Ht: 59"

A pair of French upholstered club chairs in the manner of Jacques Adnet circa 1950. Recently reupholstered. Ht: 33" Wd: 35" Dpth: 35" Seat: 19"

Metal, covered with red-brown leather, oak, brass France, circa 1950 Jacques Adnet (1900-1984) – French designer, representative of French modernism Literature: comp. Hardy-Millet, p. 160 Dimensions

Hand forged iron magazine stand with leather handle attributed to Jacques Adnet . 1950/60's production reflecting the desire for a return to thre classic form. H. 15 .in ( metal top ) x W.10 in x H (

A French brass, glass and iron magazine rack in the manner of Jacques Adnet circa 1950. Ht: 21" Wd: 18" Dpth: 11"

Vanity lamps, pair. French, 1950's Brass plated metal, enameled metal. 5.25d x 11.75h

Circa 1950, leather wrapped bar card, with green saddle-stitched leather with loose cincture spacers, etched copper surface tops h. 30-1/2 w. 30 d. 18 in. Provenance: From a Park Ave, NY couple Litera

Black leather, brass, metal, textile France, c. 1950 Design: Jacques Adnet (1900-1984) – French designer, representative of French modernism A pair of leather lined faux bamboo armchairs Dimensions:

Jacques Adnet (French, 1900-1984) Leather Bench, c. 1950 France saddle stitched leather, enamelled steel, brass 17 h x 18 w x 13 1/4 d in Property from a Private Collection, Chicago, Illinois and Char

Jacques Adnet (French, 1900-1984) Rolling Cart, c. 1950 France saddle stitched leather, steel, brass 27 1/2 h x 24 w x 20 d in

Jacques Adnet (French, 1900-1984) Wall Mirror, c. 1950 France leather over iron, mirrored glass, brass 34 1/2 h x 18 dia in Property from a Private Collection, Chicago, Illinois and Charleston, South

A French oak mechanical bar cabinet circa 1950. Attributed to Jacques Adnet. The top having a bronze salamander handle and the interior built to house bottles.

An oversized French club chair in the manner of Jacques Adnet resting on bronze legs circa 1950. Recently reupholstered. Ht: 28" Wd: 31" Dpth: 32" Seat: 15"

Mid-century bar cart trolley, early to mid-20th century, after a model by Jacques Adnet (French, 1900-1984), having a hinged mirrored top over a metal ice box tray, the cupboard doors containing cockt

Very elegant oak veneered drinks trolley with in the inside a mirrored bottle compartment, 2 shelves and 6 glass holder clips are mounted to the inside of the door. The doors opens by means of leather

French Art Deco sideboard credenza cabinet, designed by Jacques Adnet (1901-1984). Crafted of shagreen veneer on oak frame with gilt wood and bronze hardware. Gently curved front. Three drawers flanke

Jacques Adnet French Sideboard/Cabinet circa 1945. Two-door ceruse oak, travertine top, raised on layered platform base, attributed to Jacques Adnet, 69 x 20 x 40 inches. Provenance: purchased from Re

An adjustable iron and brass floor lamp in the manner of Jacques Adnet circa 1950. Ht: 56" (at lowest setting)

Jacques Adnet (French, 1900-1984) Leather Covered Mounted Shelf, c. 1960 France saddle-stitched leather, steel 41 h x 14 1/4 w x 6 d in Property from a Private Collection, Chicago, Illinois and Charle

A stitched leather umbrella stand having buckle with brass clasp in the manner of Jacques Adnet circa 1950. Ht: 20" Dia: 8.75"

French Art Deco cerused oak sideboard, in the style of Jacques Adnet (French, 1901-1984), c.1940s, three centered drawers, flanked by cabinet doors, rising on sculptural supports, approx 33.5"h, 55.25

French Art Deco Metal, Mirror Glass, Wood and Faux White Leather Drinks Trolley mid-20th century, attributed to Jacques Adnet (French, 1901-1984), set on casters, the cart with two removable trays ove

Jacques Adnet (French, 1900-1984) for Miroir Brot Art Deco Modernist vanity mirror, chrome plated steel and mirror, electrified, circa 1930. 18.75" H x 33.5" W x 6" D.