Jules Leleu occasional table

DESCRIPTION: Jules Leleu table lamps with gilt bronze foundations and interwoven designs, fitted wit0 double light sockets and frosted glass shades. CIRCA: Early 20th Century ORIGIN: France DIMENSIONS

A rare Jules Leleu Art Deco rosewood Coffee Table with influence and references to his or his son Andre's collaborations with Jean Prouve, book matched rosewood top with fitted aluminum feet and stret

Jules Leleu Coffee table, ca. 1956 Mahogany, antiqued mirrored glass, patinated metal, brass. Made in France. Underside impressed "29090." 20.5" H x 38" Diameter

A good French Art Deco Jules LeLeu style dining table having mother of pearl accents and line inlaid top circa 1940. Supported on tapered ends with bronze ebonized column and shaped feet having sabots

A Jules Leleu attributed French Art deco rosewood dining table having an elegant shaped top supported on central stylized pedestal. With shaped glass top (not shown) Size: 30"H x 79.5"W x 39.5"D

Manner Jules Leleu coffee table, 20th c., inset black glass top, unmarked, 17"h x 36"w x 18"d Provenance: The Estate of Dr. Arthur C. Carr, NY

A French dining table in the manner of Jules LeLeu having parquetry and line inlaid top supported on tapered legs with bronze mounts circa 1940. Ht: 29.5" Width: 72" Depth: 36"

A French dining table in the manner of Jules LeLeu having a parquetry and line inlaid top supported on tapered legs with bronze mounts circa 1940. Ht: 29.5" Width: 72" Depth: 37"

Jules Leleu Style French Art Deco Inlaid Dining/Center Table with Brass Mounts. Measures 29-1/2" H x 72-1/2" W x 39" D. Condition: Scratches to top, veneer loss and lifting to fitting at the stretcher

DESCRIPTION: An Art Deco Jules Leleu attributed dining table and chair set, composed of a rectangular form table with two gilt bronze mounted wood bases. Twelve mahogany wood, gondola chairs with fine

A very good labeled Jules LeLeu model N4991 rosewood dining table having shaped top with champfered edge circa 1958. Supported on bronze cluster corner legs with tapered bronze feet and sabots. Franco

Lot 175 Jules Leleu French (1883-1961) Art Deco Two-Tier Table (circa 1929) mahogany 21 1/2 x 37 3/4 x 19 1/2 inches

A round French mahogany dining table in the manner of Jules Leleu circa 1940. Having a starburst inlaid top supported by tapered legs with bronze mounts and one original 20" leaf that extends the tabl

A Jules Leleu attributed inlaid side table having maccassar, mother of pearl and satin wood stylized floral inlaid top all resting on tripod base. Size: 15.5"H x 27.5"Dia.

Jules Leleu, mahogany & glass coffee table, signed, c. 1938, France, mahogany, antiqued mirrored glass, bronze sabots, signed inlaid placard to leg, 18.5"h x 42"l x 20"w

Manner Jules Leleu Deco rosewood center table, Circa 1930s, oval top with tapered pedestal, 29"h x 43.5"w x 33"d

A Jules Leleu style bronze mounted marquetry center table circa 1950. Ht: 29.5" Dia: 34"

Jules Leleu (attrib.) circular coffee table, c. 1938, France, mahogany veneer on wood, 24"h x 32"dia. Provenance: From a private collection of French Art Deco furniture

Jules Leleu (Attributed) circular coffee table; 1938 France, Mahogany veneer on wood; from the Kenneth Dukoff Collection

Shipping in USA $ 300.Born in Boulogne-sur-Mer, France, Leleu studied decorative painting and at the age of 26 succeeded his father in the family painting business. With his brother he began work in t

Art deco style mirrored round table designed by Jules Leleu (French, 1883-1961). Mahogany with mirrored legs and chromed foot pads. Round mirrored top with chrome trim. France circa 1940. J. Leleu sig

A French mahogany coffee table manner of Jules Leleu circa 1930. French Polished. Ht: 19.75" Dia: 35.25"

Art Deco Style dining table in the manner of Jules Leleu (French, 1883-1961) with round bookmatched veneered top above a tapering columnar pedestal terminating in four spreading flat feet with chrome-

Art Deco style pearwood extending dining table with extending top above two pedestal bases in the manner of Jules Leleu (French, 1883-1961) for Maison Leleu, the arched supports on plinth bases, with