France - Attributed to Jacques-Emile Ruhlmann - 1930

Jules Deroubaix Desk France, c. 1930mahogany 29.25 h × 43.25 w × 23.5 d in (74 × 110 × 60 cm) Deroubaix served as Emile-Jacques Ruhlmann's workshop manager in the 1920s

After Jacques-Emile Ruhlmann France, First Half of the 20th Century Art Deco Dining Table and Four Chairs lacquered zebrawood, upholstery, chrome-plated nickel H 32 x W 24 inches Property from the Est

A French Art Deco Macassar Veneered Dressing Table and Chair Manner of Emile-Jacques Ruhlmann, Circa 1930 the dressing table mirror with a scalloped beveled edge. Height of table (without mirror) 42 1

DESCRIPTION: Jacques Emile Ruhlmann attributed cabinet composed of wood with center double hinged doors designed with gilt bronze medallions depicting cherub figures. Partial paper label at verso: ste

Emile Jacques Ruhlmann,France,1879-1933 Beveled glass top over mahogany veneer supported by steel "U" form base. Glass, steel, wood, 34 1/2" t x 9' w x 14" d. From the collection of a Cranston, Rhode

Emile Jacques Ruhlmann France,1879-1933 Beveled glass top over mahogany veneer supported by steel "U" form base. Glass, steel, wood,34 1/2" t x 9' w x 14"d. From the collection of a Cranston, Rhode Is

Petite veneered wood vanity. Matching stool. Ivory trim and pulls. Attributed to Emile Jacques Ruhlmann. Circa 1929; 42in.H. x 26.5in.W. x 17in.D.

(4) Photographic prints after 20th C. portraits, possibly from the Roger-Viollet collection. Subjects include Jean Cocteau and Emile-Jacques Ruhlmann, attributed to Laure Albin-Guillot. The other two

STYLE OF EMILE-JACQUES RUHLMANN Cabinet, France, 1930s-40s Macassar ebony Unmarked 35" x 51" x 24"

In the manner of Emile-Jacques Ruhlmann Dressing mirror France, c. 1925brass, mirrored glass, mahogany 14.25 h × 5.75 w × 12.25 l in (36 × 15 × 31 cm) This

In the manner of Emile-Jacques Ruhlmann or Armand Albert-Rateau for Maison Bagues. Grand scale cascading fountain-form chandelier with hand-formed glass beads. Likely French or Venetian, c. 1930's. Di

Emile-Jacques Ruhlmann (attrib.), side table, c. 1925, France, burl wood, the rectangular top over slide-out chromed ashtray, raised on central pedestal ending in rectangular base, period high French

Genuine French Art Deco occasional table in burl veneer with celluloid inlay, c. 1930. Apparently unsigned; in the manner of Emile-Jacques Ruhlmann. Dimensions: H 24" x W 36.5" x D 24" Condition: Vene

JACQUES ÉMILE RUHLMANN Miroir Psyché création circa 1930 Métal nickelé et miroir H: 157cm.(61 13/16in.); L: 42cm.(16 9/16in.); P: 30cm.(11 13/16in.). A nickeled metal Psych&#2

Pr JACQUES EMILE RUHLMANN French Arm Chairs. Light wood frames with elegant legs. Rolled upholstered backs. Black vinyl. Branded mark. -- Dimensions: H: 34.5 inches: W: 24 inches: D: 19 inches ---

Pair of Art Deco Style Gilt-Metal Two-Light Sconces In the Manner of Jacques Emile Ruhlmann, late 20th/early 21st century Each with an octagonal backplate issuing two upright attenuated ribbed branche

2 Different Jacques-Emile Ruhlmann Books - Master Of Art Deco (1984) & Les Archives (2004, In French). Monographs of Jacques-Emile Ruhlmann (1879–1933) - one of the most celebrated art deco int

French, circa 1925, reverse branded "Ruhlmann", inset plinth top, three drawers with silvered bronze pulls, stylized chamfered stiles, attenuated flared legs, 39-1/2 x 50-3/4 x 22-3/4 in. Provenance:

ƒ JACQUES-ÉMILE RUHLMANN (1879-1933) Guéridon "Haut Ducharne" n° 1162a (NR), en noyer massif, à plateau circulaire souligné d'un jonc débordant, repose sur

Second quarter 20th century, apparently unsigned, stamped to underside edge ''7538'', in the manner of Jacques-Emile Ruhlmann (1879-1933 French), of burl and mahogany with oak secondary wood, the beve

Art Deco Style Michael Vanderbyl (American, born 1947) for Bolier & Company mahogany 'Thomas' writing desk with two drawers raised on X base in the manner of Jacques-Emile Ruhlmann-Ideen (French, 1879

A 5-drawer cabinet, ebonised wood and hardwood, Art Deco style. In the style of similar cabinets made by Jacques-Emile Ruhlmann. Dimensions: (L:37 x W:37 x H:90 cm)

Fauteuil Jacques Émile RUHLMANN en acajou aux dossier et assise carrés et rembourrés, les accoudoirs profilés continuant pour former les pieds fuselés finissant dans des sabot

Books on Furniture, Interior Design & Alabama Architecture: Emmanuel Breon. Jacques-Emile Ruhlmann. The Designer's Archives. Flammarion 2004. Furniture, interior design. Folding cover with ribbon ties