JACQUES ADNET (1901-1984) Paire d'appliques flambeaux,

Jacques ADNET (1900-1984), dans le goût dePaire d’appliques en fer et laiton.H : 73 cmVendu sur désignation*

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 (1901-1984)MirrorSaddle-stitched leather, bamboo and mirror glassModel created circa 1950Ø 44cm

JACQUES ADNET (1901-1984) Miroir à double encadrement gainé de cuir naturel piqué sellier et glace rectangulaire. (Taches et rayures). Haut. 55 CM - Larg. 43 CM - Prof. 8 CM A mirror, s

Jacques Adnet (1901-1984), attribution, valet, France, 1960s, leatherette, steel, brass, unsigned, 18"w x 15"d x 50.5"h

Jacques Adnet (1901-1984), wall mirror, France, 1950s, leather over iron, mirrored glass, brass, 18"w x 23"h

Mid century modern iron and glass equestrian strap coffee table. After a design by Jacques Adnet (1901-1984), for Hermes, the beveled glass top on an iron faux leather strap base, modeled as belts joi

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, (2) ceramic figures, Jacques Adnet (French, 1901-1984), circa 1925, " Le Pigeon", and a dove, both marked "Adnet" to base, 19.75"h x 4.25"w x 7"d (pigeon), 7.5"h x 8"w x 2.25"d (dove)

Jacques Adnet (French, 1901-1984). An Art Deco lustrewear vase with crackle glaze and abstract banded design. Signed Lusca France Adnet on base, and numbered 6. 10-1/2in tall x 6in wide. Provenance: C

Jacques Adnet, Attribution (French, 1901-1984) Wall Mirror tinted glass, mirror glass, copper H 34 3/4 x W 27 1/2 x D 2 1/2 inches

Jacques ADNET (1900-1984), attribué àPaire de larges fauteuils en skaï rouge reposant sur de larges pieds de section carrée. Vers 194078 x 79 x 90 cm*Vendu sur désignation

Jacques ADNET (1900-1984), dans le goût de Paire de larges tabourets à structure en bois naturel, garnis de velours vert.

Jacques ADNET (1900-1984), dans le goût de Paire de lanternes de table de forme libre en fonte d'aluminium , anses gainées de cuir piqué cellier formant prises37 x 14 cm

Jacques Adnet Attributed Art Deco Faux Bamboo Gilt Brass Table with Black Leather Top Jacques Adnet (1900-1984). Low rectangular black leather with white stitching wrapped table surface on a brass fau

Jacques Adnet (1900-1984) & Jacques Lenoble (1902-1967)Coffee tableWood and enameled earthenwareEdited by Compagnie des Arts FrancaisModel created circa 1945H 35 X L 84 X W 35,5 cmBibliography: Jacque

Jacques Adnet (1900-1984) & Jacques Lenoble (1902-1967)Coffee tableWood and enameled earthenwareEdited by Compagnie des Arts FrancaisModel created circa 1945H 40 X L 78 X W 43,3 cmBibliography: Le D&#

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

Circa 1928 carved rosewood bust, marked on base Edition SAS PARIS, Made in France. Jacques Adnet (1900-1984) was a French art deco modernist designer, architect, and interior designer. Dimensions are:

JACQUES ADNET (1900-1984) Etagere 1950s mahogany, stitched leather, brass height 55in (140cm); width 68in (173cm); depth 16 1/4in (42cm) This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: W W I

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 (1900-1984) Pair of armchairs Leather, brass and metal Creation date: circa 1950 H79,5×L55×P51 cm

Jacques Adnet Attributed Art Deco Faux Bamboo Gilt Brass Table with Black Leather Top. Jacques Adnet (1900-1984). Low rectangular black leather with white stitching wrapped table surface on a brass fa