Rare Batistin Spade Tubular Lounge Chair, France, 1930s

A pair of tubular steel, brown fabric and beige velvet lounge chairs, designed and produced in the US, 1930s. 17” seat height

Machine Age Streamline aluminum club chair with padded seats and original resin armrests. 1930, United States Custom cushions using C.O.M. (Customers O...

A pair of tubular steel and green velvet lounge chairs designed and produced in the United States, 1930s.

Art Deco reclining Lounge chair, France 1930s. Interesting powerful and masculine design made from solid French Oak. The structure shows many strong...

Let's talk about this Marcel Breuer Sling Lounge Chair from the 1930s, shall we? It's got thick cognac leather that's like the perfectly aged skin of a Hollywood starlet, and it recl...

Rare pair of French Art Deco lounge chairs by Michel Dufet, France, 1930s Pair of low profile art deco lounge chairs designed by Michel Dufet in France, 1930s. Michel Dufet French (1888-1985) Literature: Florence Camard, Michel Dufet, Architecte décorateur, Paris, 1988 The last imagine is of a black and white shot taken: Paris c. 1925. This is a photo from the “Exposition Internationale De 1937, Maurice Dufrene, Ensembles Mobiliers, Vol 1”, a rare portfolio of plates documenting European Arts Decoratifs interiors in 1937. The original photograph is believed to either be in a private collection or destroyed in WW II. Dufet was an architect, interior designer and art critic. As a proponent of the functional modern style he introduced a discrete use of cubism into his interiors. He directed the largest interior design firm in South America from 1922 to 1927 in Rio de Janeiro. He returned to France in 1928 to take over the direction, with Le´andre Vaillant, of the “Atelier d’Art du Bu^cheron“. They designed sets for movies, the theater and interiors for the prestigious ocean liners “Le Normandie...