Mahogany Coffee Table w/Brass Details. attributed to Jules Leleu. c. 1945. Paris France.

Jules Leleu, mahogany & glass coffee table, signed, c. 1938, France, mahogany, antiqued mirrored glass, bronze sabots, signed inlaid placard to leg, 18.5"h x 42"l x 20"w

Jules Leleu (Attributed) circular coffee table; 1938 France, Mahogany veneer on wood; from the Kenneth Dukoff Collection

Jules Leleu (attrib.) circular coffee table, c. 1938, France, mahogany veneer on wood, 24"h x 32"dia. Provenance: From a private collection of French Art Deco furniture

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

Jules Leleu (French, 1883-1961) Armoire, c. 1935 rosewood veneer, glass, gilt bronze H 68 x W 48 x D 20 inches. Provenance: Camard & Associes, Paris, France, 22 March 2011, Lot 199

DESCRIPTION: An Art Deco Jules Leleu attributed dining table and chair set, composed of a rectangular form table with two gilt bronze mounted wood bases. Twelve mahogany wood, gondola chairs with fine

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

Fred Brouard, gilt bronze coffee table, c. 1975, France, gilt cast bronze, plate glass top, 14"h x 40"l x 20"w Provenance: From a Private New York residence appointed by Peter Marino

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

Paul Frankl (1886-1958) for Johnson Furniture Co. Lacquered Cork and Mahogany "Ameoba/Cloud" Coffee Table #5005, c. 1950s, Grand Rapids, MI, biomorphic top, four sculpted plank legs, stenciled "5005 2

Jules Leleu, shagreen clad tabouret, c. 1920s, France, reptile skin clad wood, the shaped rectangular seat with scrolling back, raised on octagonal legs joined by X-stretcher, unsigned, 25"h x 22"l x

Jules Leleu Shagreen Clad Tabouret, c. 1920s, France, reptile skin clad wood, the shaped rectangular seat with scrolling back, Provenance Barry Friedman, NYC - 25"h x 22"l x 16.5"w, 16"h (to seat)

Pierre Jeanneret Coffee table from Chandigarh France/India, c. 1960ebonized teak, glass 16 h x 49 w x 17.25 d in (41 x 124 x 44 cm) Stenciled mark to side 'H.C.S./CA/065'. Prove

Jean Prouve Flavigny dining table Ateliers Jean ProuveFrance, 1945 / c. 1970composite stone, enameled steel80 w x 33 d x 29 h in (203 x 84 x 74 cm) This form was originally designed fo

Attributed to Jules Leleu, Pair of Lounge Chairs France, circa early 1930s Lacquered mahogany, contemporary mohair upholstery One chair impressed to underside of frame: “CEB” H: 28 ¾,

Attributed to Antoine BlanchardFrance, (c. 1910-1988)Paris Street Sceneoil on canvasbears signature lower left, framed.24 x 36 inches

Suite of Four Louis-Philippe Upholstered Mahogany Armchairs, Jacob-Desmalter (1803-13), Paris, France, c. 1810. Includes two fauteuils and two bergères with scrolled lotus flower crest and arm su

Paul T. Frankl (Austrian-American, 1886-1958) Coffee Table, model 5028, c. 1948 Johnson Furniture Company, USA lacquered and painted cork, mahogany manufacturer's stamp to underside H 14 1/2 x W 71 1/

Le Corbusier Table from Cite de Refuge de l'Armee du Salut, Paris Switzerland/France, c. 1929linoleum, painted plywood, enameled steel 29.5 h × 43.5 w × 25.875 d in (75 × 110 × 66 cm)

Paul Frankl coffee table Johnson Furniture Company USA, c. 1951 lacquered cork, mahogany 35.5 w x 47.5 d x 14.75 h inches Literature: Paul T. Frankl and Modern American Design, Long, pg. 161

English mahogany table having a gilt brass top with a faux bamboo design removable tray top. [21" H x 39" W x 21" D (base); Tray only: 21 1/2" H x 40 1/2" W x 22 1/2" D]. In good condition.

Regency style Patent Jupe table, attributed to Theodore Alexander, late 20th c., after the original design patented by Robert Jupe (active mid 19th c.), having extending circular flame mahogany top, w

Paul T. Frankl Coffee table, model 5005 Johnson Furniture CompanyUSA, c. 1951cork, mahogany 14.75 h × 47.25 w × 35.5 d in (37 × 120 × 90 cm) Stamped manufacturer'