after PAULE LELEU (French 1906-1987) AN ART MODERNE

BOOKS: (4) French coffee-table art books, 4 oversize art books, text in French: 1) L'Art en Europe Les Annees Decisives 1945-1953. Skira / Musee d'Art Moderne de Saint-Etienne. 1987. Hardcover in jack

Poster. Signed by artist. Victor Vasarely (1906-1987). Approx. 24" x 17" framed. From a New Rochelle estate of a French art dealer. (6221)

Paule Leleu Art Deco pile carpet France, c. 1940hand-knotted wool120 w × 132 l in (305 × 335 cm)

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

DESCRIPTION: Jules Leleu attributed French Art Deco inlaid sideboard. Features an abalone inlaid dove and floral bouquet designed door panel, sideboard with a mahogany foundation and three hinged cabi

Pair of French Art Moderne Lacquered Wood and Gilt Metal Lamp Tables, c. 1950, manner of Eugene Printz and Jean Durand, plinth top, spherule and scroll apron, arched base, h. 32 3/4 in., w. 45 in., d.

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

French Art Moderne brass display case, c. 1930s, brass frame with center hinged door and curved glass sides, mirrored back mounted with brackets to hold adjustable arms and glass shelves, on ebonized

DESCRIPTION: Georges Leleu French Art Deco five light chandelier with modernist form and nickel plated metal frame. Features molded opalescent glass center shade surrounded with four outer shades all

1940's FRENCH ART MODERNE WROUGHT IRON FLOOR LAMP WITH ALABASTER DOMED SHADE. Height: 72 in. by Width: 19 in. by Depth: 19 in.

Sculpted wood with brass mounts. c. 1940's. Dimensions: (To finial) H 35.5" x W 8.75" x D 8.5" Condition: Untested. Few small nicks and dings to wood. Light tarnish to brass.

Two-tier table/console. [25 x 21 1/2 x 15 1/2 inches].Circa 1970.

Pair of French Art Moderne Metal and Faceted Crystal Seven-Light Sconces , bead and pendant hung scrolling branches, gilt flower-form bobeches, h. 22 in., w. 20 in. Provenance: The Gotlib Collection

JOHAN MAEGT (French 1906-1987) A PAINTING, "Still Life," oil on panel, signed L/R. 37 1/2" x 41 1/2" Height: 37 1/4" Width: 41 1/2"

Jules Leleu (French, 1883-1961) Art Deco round side table in giltwood with mirror top, circa 1937. 21" H x 36" Diameter. Provenance: Property from the Pound Ridge, NY residence of Jill and Ken Iscol.

Rene Buthaud (French,1886-1987), Art Deco Woman in Green Dress. Gouache & pencil on paper, signed lower right. René Buthaud is seen as one of the most accomplished and important French artists of t

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

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

A French Art Deco style rosewood console. Large rectangular top supported by a pair of delicate arcing Moderne legs. Dual brass metal orb decorations to opposing sides. No apparent makers mark. Dimens

Desk french art deco lamp attributed to Georges Leleu , the lamp shade is goat skin hand stiched .The socket fit a US standart E 27 , monted on an articulated arm to orient le light . H 23 shade inclu

DESCRIPTION: Poster by Henri Martin for the Exposition D'Art Francais ("French Art Exposition") from March 15th to April 22nd in 1906 depicting a seated woman holding a lyre. Signed at lower right and

PAIR ART MODERNE FRENCH STYLE MAHOGANY ARMCHAIRS

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

Victor Vasarely, (2) signed serigraphs, Victor Vasarely (Hungarian/French, 1906-1997), Op Art serigraphs on paper incl. "Planeta", pencil signed and numbered 113/175 and 96/250, unframed, 32"h x 30"w