FRENCH ART DECO CONSOLE ATTR. RAYMOND SUBES 1930

A French Art Deco wrought iron panel in the manner of Raymond Subes circa 1930. Ht: 35.5" Wd: 21.5"

Attributed to Raymond Subes (French, 1893-1970) Art Deco Console Table, c. 1940s iron, marble H 33 x W 47 inches.

A French Art Deco marble top console table circa 1930. With a slightly shaped back edge. Ht: 33.5" Wd: 54.25" Dpth: 24"

A French iron and marble Art Deco console table circa 1930. Ht: 40.25" Wd: 47.25" Dpth: 12"

Attributed to Jacques Adnet; French 1930's Art Deco wall mounted Console with black glass top, the horizontal and vertical elements in figured wood with the top screwed to the wall, the bottom pegged

A French Art Deco iron console table having mirrored top circa 1930. Base is stamped, Verona C.H.Co. Ht: 29.5" Wd: 22.5" Dpth: 12"

Fine French Art Deco Chandelier with Crystal Rods. Solid Brass Shades. RAYMOND SUBES Style. -- Dimensions: H: 28.5 inches: W: 36 inches: D: 24 inches ---

with marble top 48" x 13 1/2" x 35" high circa 1930 SHIPPING: Buyer is responsible for arranging 3rd party shipping.

A pair of French Raymond Subes style Art Deco wrought iron garden gates having arched top and elegant scroll decoration. Size: 130"H x48"W x1"D Circa: 1890 List Price: $14400

French Art Deco manner wrought iron table lamp, with five scrolls atop a round base, with textured surface, in the manner of Edgar William Brandt (French, 1880-1960) and Raymond Subes (French, 1891-19

A French Art Deco iron console table with Grand antique marble top, circa 1930 H: 36 in. W: 34 ½ in. D: 18 in. Provenance: A Main Line, Philadelphia collection.

Art Deco Iron and Marble-Top Console in the Manner of Raymond Subes early 20th century, possibly previously fitted as a radiator cover, the rectilinear marble top on a frame with iron draped and scro

A French Art Deco palisander console table raised on brass ball forms circa 1930. Provenance: From the original collection of Richard and Linda Scott from Sidney, OH. Richard and Linda are life-long c

DESCRIPTION: Raymond Subes attributed Art Deco rouge marble and iron console table with scrolling design. CIRCA: Early 20th Century ORIGIN: France DIMENSIONS: H: 37.5" x W: 17" x L: 52" Provenance: (T

Attributed to Edgar Brandt (French, 1880-1960) French Art Deco wrought iron console table with stone top. 37" H x 29.75" W x 12" D.

Extremely rare model circa 1930's, tubular and bent chrome, with Troy Sunshade label on side bar. Streamline Moderne design attributed to Gilbert Rohde. Glass top is a replacemen, and it could fit a t

A pair of French Art Deco hand hammered iron and marble console tables with peacocks C 1930. Formerly radiator covers so center panel opens. Ht: 36.5" Wd: 31.5" Dpth: 8.5"

Attributed to Edgar Brandt (French, 1880-1960) Art Deco wrought iron console table and mirror, geometric and floral motifs, table with marble top and two drawers. Overall: 71” H x 35.5” W x 18.5��

Ca. 1930'S. Brass foot caps. Figured veneer. Dimensions: H 20" x W 43.25" x D 19.75" Condition: Some surface rubs. Couple small dents. Small losses to veneer including areas with lifting/separations t

Attributed to Leleu, French Art Deco-style polished wood armchairs, of small proportions with chrome-accented front legs. These 1930's-1940's chairs are illustrated in book "Jules et Andre Leleu" by V

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.

French or German Bach Style Bronze, Iron, And Onyx Console Table 1910-1930, H 34" W 34" Depth 10" | Green onyx top with beveled edge supported by an Art Deco interpretation of a Louis XV console. , fo

This piece is a great addition to collection or a great gift. Timeless design - Top Qality Bohemian Art Deco Glass Box. This box was originally made by LALIQUE, this piece was made in Bohemia from the

Glamorous France Art Deco / Bohemian Bacchantes clear frosted glass Large Vase . Top Quality Art Deco Vase in the style of Art Deco.This Vase was originally made by Lalique .This Vase was originally m