Jacques Adnet Drum Bar

Jacques Adnet Bar cart France, c. 1950saddle-stitched leather over steel, brass, glass 28 h × 16.75 w × 27.25 d in (71 × 43 × 69 cm) Provenance: Privat

Circa 1950, leather wrapped bar card, with green saddle-stitched leather with loose cincture spacers, etched copper surface tops h. 30-1/2 w. 30 d. 18 in. Provenance: From a Park Ave, NY couple Litera

Jacques ADNET (1900-1984) Plateau bar en rotin sur armature et piètement métallique gainé de cuir piqué sellier 56 x 52 x 35 cm

Very elegant oak veneered drinks trolley with in the inside a mirrored bottle compartment, 2 shelves and 6 glass holder clips are mounted to the inside of the door. The doors opens by means of leather

Mid-century bar cart trolley, early to mid-20th century, after a model by Jacques Adnet (French, 1900-1984), having a hinged mirrored top over a metal ice box tray, the cupboard doors containing cockt

A French oak mechanical bar cabinet circa 1950. Attributed to Jacques Adnet. The top having a bronze salamander handle and the interior built to house bottles.

Mid-century drop leaf breakfast table or bar cart in the manner of Jacques Adnet. With leather clad legs and brown laminate top. Dimensions: (Leaves down) H 28" x W 34" x D 29.25" Condition: Wear cons

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

French Art Deco style sideboard credenza cabinet beautifully designed with a shagreen veneer on an oak frame. Featuring gilt wood and bronze hardware. Its gently curved front and boasts three center d

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 Coffee table France, c. 1950saddle-stitched leather over steel, brass, glass 18 h × 33 dia in (46 × 84 cm) Literature: Jacques Adnet, Hardy an

Jacques Adnet Chairs, pair France, c. 1950leather, brass 32 h × 29 w × 30 d in (81 × 74 × 76 cm) Provenance: Acquired in 1999 from Wyeth, New York by t

France. Circa 1950. Leather. Brass. 27 3/4" x 28 1/4" w x 28" d. Seat height 14 3/4".

Jacques Adnet Coffee table France, c. 1950saddle-stitched leather, brass, glass 17 h × 29 dia in (43 × 74 cm) Provenance: Collection of Reed and Delphine Krakoff

Pair of Jacques Adnet Brown Leather Clad Lounge Chairs Mid 20th century Height 35 inches, width 27 1/4 inches, depth 27 1/2 inches. Provenance: Galerie André Hayat, Paris, 2015. C

In the manner of Jacques Adnet Daybed c. 1950saddle-stitched leather over steel, enameled steel, brass 29.25 h x 36.5 w x 77.5 d in (74 x 93 x 197 cm) This work will ship from Los

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 ADNETPair of lounge chairs, 1950sSaddle-stitched leather, painted tubular steel. Made in France. Each: 29.5" H x 25" W x 26" DSeat height: 16"

Pair of Jacques Adnet and Baccarat Table Lamps ca. 1930-1939, French, each with a Baccarat crystal ball resting on a circular nickel-plated bronze base, model 7706, fitted with white paper shades and

Jacques Adnet Nightstands, pair France, c. 1950leather over steel and wood, oak, brass 26 h × 25.25 w × 15 d in (66 × 64 × 38 cm) This work will ship from

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

France, 1950s, 77x57x58 cm., two Bamboo mod. chairs in black lacquered metal, black leather and brass details

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: