Paire of armchairs by Maxime old circa 1947

A rare pair of bridges by Antoine Philippon and Jacqueline Lecoq. Edited by : 'Les Huchers Minvielle', circa 1964 for the comfort range.

Beauiful André Aleth Masson ceramic bowl, glazed orange inside and grey/blue outside. Signed under the base 'MASSON'. Unique piece. André Aleth Masson was a renowned French ceramici...

Unique piece. Brown glazed ceramic. Double-sided, each with a different face. Signed on base : Cloutier RJ.

Unique sculptural lamp by the french ceramist Jean Derval, exceptionnal piece. Signed 'Jean Derval' on the back. Bibliography: Jean Derval, P. Favardin and J-J. Wattel, Ed. Norma, 2...

6 Von Vogelsang armchairs by Philippe Starck Driade edition, circa 1985. silver painted metal. first edition non stackable. possibility of being sold in pair. Philippe Starck, a visionary designer known for his eclectic and innovative creations, has left an indelible mark on the world of design. Born in Paris in 1949, Starck's career spans decades and encompasses a wide range of projects, from furniture and product design to architecture and interior design. One of Starck's defining characteristics is his ability to blend functionality with artistic expression. His designs often challenge conventional notions of form and function, pushing boundaries and redefining what is possible. Whether it's a sleek chair made from recycled materials or a futuristic hotel interior, Starck's work is always imbued with a sense of creativity and originality. Throughout his career, Starck has collaborated with some of the biggest names in the design world, including Alessi, Kartell, and Flos. His iconic creations, such as the Louis Ghost chair and the Juicy Salif...

Détente armchair by Maxime Old, a contemporary edition by the Anne Jacquemin Sablon gallery. A sharp angled armchair in fabric standing on steel legs. ...

Art Deco oak armchair in the style of Maxime Old, circa 1940.

Pair of bleached mahogany upholstered armchairs after a model by Maxime old. brand new upholstered.

Rare velvet upholstered oak lounge armchair by Maxime Old. France: circa 1947 Ref: Identical model shown p.294 in "Maxime Old , Architecte-Decorateur by Yves Badetz , Editions Norma ". Provenance: Galerie Yves Gastou...