(A) I have four of these French "bridge chairs" and they are soooo comfortable -- not to mention sturdy! Reupholstered in a supple leather; the solid cherry wood arms and legs have been refinished as well. They're quite special! (e-mail Jack for a price)

 

(A1) And this French wrought iron table, so beautifully crafted, so nicely designed! The marble's about 17 inches across, and the table stands 25 1/2 tall. Tables of this nature are ultra-rare. (e-mail Jack for a price)

 

  

(B) A pair of solid walnut French armchairs just rebuilt from the floor up, and recovered in a plush and cozy chenille, tres subtile... Note the handsome stepped leg in the front! They're 27 inches wide, 31 deep, and 32 high at the back. (e-mail Jack for a price)

 

(C) A French Moderne/Art Deco wood and chrome console measuring just over 52 inches wide, 15 front to back, and 30 1/2 tall. I bought this console in Lyon, France. (e-mail Jack for a price)

  

(D) A French Art Deco rosewood dining table, in very good condition (don't mind the dust). The top measures 36 wide by 63 long. It's a killer design, would look just fantastic with a French polish, which of course is but a phone call and a check away. (e-mail Jack for a price)

(E) Another rosewood table, this one a bolder, more "masculine" design as compared to the one above. The top measures about 39 wide by 63 long, with a nice deep apron of about 5 inches. (e-mail Jack for a price)

   

(F) I have a pair of these smashing night stands. Yes, that's white with black veins marble around the base. They're beautifully lacquered, in excellent condition -- 24 inches wide, 24 1/2 high, 15 deep. LOTS of storage space, LOTS of style! (e-mail Jack for a price)

 

(G) This massive wrought iron flower-pot holder stands about 4 feet tall and is a testimony to the skill of the ferronier. It's hand-hammered throughout. (e-mail Jack for a price)

 

(H) This fabulous armoire is in impeccible condition, and has nickled bronze hardware adorning its exotic hardwood surface. Its maker is purportedly Bellon, a famous Lyonnaise designer of the finest Art Deco furniture. Measurements: about 67 wide, 19 deep, and 74 high. (e-mail Jack for a price)

 

(I) A handsome and beautifully-crafted wrought iron occasional table, probably quite suitable as a coffee table. The clear glass top (not shown) has a distinctive scalloped edge. Approximate measurements: 38x17 by 21 high. (e-mail Jack for a price)

 

(J) A mirrored top and shelf give this probably 40's wrought iron table a very modern look. The top is about 20 inches across. (e-mail Jack for a price)

 

(K) A strong, Moderne designed occasional table. Dimensions: 25 1/2 diameter, 31 high. (e-mail Jack for a price)

(L) A Modernist, Bauhaus-styled plant stand or display device. It measures 33 inches high, 33 wide (at its feet), and it's about 10 inches deep.   (e-mail Jack for a price)

(M) A classic wrap-around French Art Deco chair in what appears to be solid walnut, recently recovered. It's 27 inches wide and 30 deep, quite comfortable! (e-mail Jack for a price)

(N) An impressively large and useful armoire, the centerpiece for a "totally awesome" French Moderne bedroom set. (e-mail Jack for a price)

See the entire set!

(O) Not exactly Ruhlmann (did I really say that?), but nicely balanced, well designed. French, of course... 23-inch diameter top, 23 1/2 high. (e-mail Jack for a price)

(P) This solid aluminum cocktail cart has got the look, with its squared tubing and mirrored surfaces. The tray on top lifts off for easy delivery of the drinks you've just mixed. (e-mail Jack for a price)

 

(Q) is for Queen, as in "fit for a....." I've done nothing with it, in terms of reupholstering, but you can just imagine the potential! Those white decorative elements you see on the corners and in front are none other than mother of pearl. The element on the top left is missing, and I'm "thinking about it." (e-mail Jack for a price)

 

(R) A very rare item, a carved wood Art Deco display stand with marble top. It's 43 1/2 inches high, and the top is 11 inches (overall) across. The perfect stand for that important bronze or vase of yours... (e-mail Jack for a price)

  

(S) This French Art Deco display sideboard combines grace and beauty with the dual utilities of storage and display. The beveled glass front window has a subtle curve, the two original glass shelves inside following suit. The wood appears to be rosewood, the finish original and in superb condition. Overall measurements: 57 inches wide, 44 high (60 including the mirror behind) and 22 deep.

 

These three pieces of "porteur"marble -- called "gold vein" here in the United States -- have unusually complex veining. The mirror and the glass in the front door are beveled, as you would expect.

 

(T) A slightly larger companion piece with similar "gold vein" marble measures a generous 69 inches wide, 44 high (not including the mirror, which brings the height to 61 inches) and 27 deep. Either piece can be purchased individually.

Classically geometric Art Deco hardware in solid brass adorns both pieces. You'll find consummate craftsmanship and the highest quality materials throughout. (e-mail Jack for a price)
 

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