Pair of Armchairs by Francis Jourdain, France, 1930's Art Deco

Pair of Armchairs by Francis Jourdain, France, 1930's Art DecoPair of Beechwood armchairs with a raked back by Francis Jourdain produced in the 1930's built out of wood and intertwined rope strings. Iconic model represented in the Pompidou Museum in Paris and a sketch of this creation can be found on the artist's wikipedia page. Additional Information Creator: Francis Jourdain Origin: France In the style of: Art Deco Date of Manufacture: 1930's Materials and techniques: Carved Beechwood Intertwined Rope

it is possible to re-lacquer the frame as an additional request

Condition: Excellent

His first industrial designs were the P40 adjustable armchair (1953) and the D70 reversible seat sofa

Dimensions: Height 43 cm I Width 64 cm

- Upholstery in "Lombok Terre"

a black lacquered steel structure

their lives

Creator: Goffrego Reggiani

The timeless Osvaldo Borsani executive desk chair designed for Tecno circa 1960's re-upholstered in quality italian leather

Table lamp built by hand by an unidentified french designer between the 1970's and 1980's

rather than buildings

Seat Height:  50cm