France Mecanique 1935 JEP Conduite interieure Renault

A pair of rosewood art deco chairs designed by DIM (Joubert et Petit). Made in France c. 1935 Decoration Interieure Modernes (DIM) They measure approx 30" H x 28" W x 34" D. Front seat cushion is 15.5

1009. JEP RENAULT PHAETON | Figure replaced, toy appears to be clear coated throughout for paint stabilization. | France, circa 1927, original headlights and horn. | 13 1/2" l.

Tin C.I.J Fire truck with hose reel. Made in France circa 1935. Original paint and tires. No ladders present, but has switch and electric headlight housing. 16" long.

JEP (Jouets en Paris) toys Paris, France, 1899-1965. Known originally as the Soci Industriel de Ferblanterie, the firm underwent a name change to J de P in 1928. A CLOCKWORK JEP VOISON LIMOUSINE, FRAN

JEP, Minialuxe, Norev, Konvolut Peugeot, Renault, Simca Modelle, France, GemBw, 1:43, sehr gut bis bespeilt

CR Rossignol & Jep, Konvolut Penny Toy Fahrzeuge, Renault, Citroen, 8-9 cm, France, Blech, LM, Z 2-3

Circa 1930's. Clockwork. Opening left door and open front chauffeur compartment. Trunk, headlamps, windshield, and turning front wheels. Has composition driver. Some paint touch-up around red striping

123. JEP RENAULT TOWN CAR | Working. | 17" l. | Restored. | $1,000 - $1,500

Jean Vollet, France (1935-2015). Known for pointillism and impressionist landscapes, signed lower right and mounted in gilt carved wood frame. Wally Findlay Gallery tag on verso and bronze metal label

Jules Leleu and Jean Prouve chair for Martel de Janville Sanatorium, Plateau d'Assy Ateliers Jean ProuveFrance, 1935enameled steel, upholstery17 w × 20 d × 32.5 h in (43 × 51 × 83 cm)

AFTER YVES TERRIEN SEVRES Large urn-shaped vase with mountain landscape, France, 1935 Glazed and gilt porcelain Manufacturer mark/h, signed CF d'ap. Mr. Yves Terrien 18 1/4" x 8 3/4"

Gustave Loiseau (1865 - 1935) France , " View Le Quai de l'Oise " , Oil on Panel , Signed lower Right, measures 9" x 12" , w/frame 16" x 18.5" , The piece was acquired by descent of family and was pur

Jean Vollet (France b. 1935), beach scene with sailing vessels, oil on canvas. Signed LRC "Jean Vollet". Titled verso "Plage A Cannes". Work 15" x 21 3/4".

'TRESOR DE LA MER' SAKS FIFTH AVENUE OPALESCENT GLASS PERFUME BOTTLE, France, c. 1935, underside marked in the mold 'Bottle Made in France,' ht. 6 1/2 in. For further information on this lot please vi

Paul Signac, France (1863-1935) watercolor of St. Tropez. Signed and dated, 1906, lower right. COA by Marina Ferretti. Overall paper size 14.5"W X 13.75"H; visible dimensions 12"W X 11"H. Examine all

Framed acrylic on canvas painting, "H," signed Claisse (Genevieve Claisse, France, b.1935), and dated 1969, titled verso, sight: 39.25"h, 39.25"w, overall: 39.5"h, 39.5"w, 7.75lbs **Note: Claisse was

Fine four-door cabinet by Jules Leleu, c. 1935, France, mahogany, gilt bronze medallion by Champreix, signed on right interior door, 61"h x 81"l x 16.5"d Provenance: From a private collection of Frenc

In the manner of Leon Jallot Vanity France, c. 1935maple burl veneer, shagreen, nickel-plated brass, celluloid 29.75 h x 57.5 w x 17.5 d in (76 x 146 x 44 cm) Vanity features a flip-top mirror

Jean Mayodon Monumental vase France, c. 1935glazed and gilt stoneware 23 h × 14 dia in (58 × 36 cm) Literature: Mayodon, Landrot, ppg. 254-255, no. 521 illu

J.L. REUTTER ATMOS Pendule Perpetuelle, France around 1935, chrome-plated case, 5 sides bevelled glazed, in front & back to open, silvered dial patinated/spotty due to age, enamelled art nouveau numbe

Serial No. 21877, Made in France, circa 1935. Lacquer in good condition with Selmer mouthpiece.

Mary Bonner (San Antonio, Texas/Paris, France, 1887-1935), sailboat, ed. 20, hand-colored etching, signed lower right, sight: 7 x 5", frame: 13 x 10" Provenance: An Artesia, California collection Ma

JEAN MAYODON (1893 - 1967) Vase with antelope, France, ca. 1935 Glazed and gilt earthenware Impressed MJ 13" x 6" Provenance: Sotheby's Chicago

stenciled signature "R. Lalique France"; introduced 1935; M. 2119, p. 610; clear molded glass; each 4 5/8 inches wide; 8 1/4 inches high