A rare pair of “Ondulation” armchairs designed by Jean Royère circa 1950, from an original set of four.

Each armchair features a solid light oak frame with a distinctive backrest composed of two cylindrical uprights and two flat crossbars decorated with Royère's signature undulating motif. The elegantly tapered armrests extend from the front legs, creating a harmonious and sculptural silhouette.

The seats feature fixed cushions resting on wooden cores, complemented by removable seat and back cushions. Both armchairs are upholstered in blue fabric, which is not original.

The chairs retain their remarkable original wood patina and have undergone careful upholstery restoration, with no structural restoration reported.

Pair of “Ondulation” Armchairs

Leather-wrapped metal with saddle stitching and brass details.

Produced by La Compagnie des Arts Français.

Armchair

1950s Design. Cerused oak desk armchair with tapered legs, brass latticework side panels, and a seat upholstered in sky-blue leather. Brass sabots on the front legs.

Desk Armchair

In the Style of René Gabriel (1890–1950)

Oak armchairs with curved square backs featuring an openwork frieze of three diamond-shaped motifs, wide armrests, and wooden legs.

Pair of Armchairs

Pair of Italian wall-mounted bedside tables with a sculptural wooden structure and wooden top, circa 1950.

Pair of Italian Armchairs

 armchairs featuring distinctive X-shaped mahogany bases and newly upholstered in high-quality bouclé fabric. Designed as a modular seating system, the two armchairs can be joined together to form a sofa.

With their low profile and clean geometric lines, the 

 armchairs exemplify Pierre Guariche's refined and rational approach to post-war French design. The sculptural cross-shaped mahogany base supports a generously upholstered seat with balanced proportions, while the warm richness of the wood contrasts beautifully with the tactile softness of the bouclé upholstery. The exposed X-frame, both structural and decorative, is one of the model's defining characteristics.

Conceived as a flexible seating solution, the 

 reflects Guariche's vision of adaptable furniture for modern living. This pair is a particularly elegant example of his ability to combine functionality, comfort, and timeless design.

Pair of "Aquilon" Armchairs

D 37.8" W 29.1" H 34.2"
D 96cm W 74cm H 87cm

Coque Armchair

Oak armchairs with slatted backrest, wide and flat legs, joined to the armrests by mortise-and-tenon construction of the same profile.

Seat and back cushions newly reupholstered, padded and covered in a cream fabric.

Model related to the example presented at the Salon des Artistes Décorateurs, 1945.

Pair of 'RG518' Armchairs

Pair of 'Cubo' Armchairs

Wood armchairs with a slatted backrest set at a slight angle, and rear legs subtly splayed. Removable seat cushions upholstered in black fabric.

Armchair

Jacques Adnet

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