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Pair French Hand Stitched Leather & Brass Faux Bamboo Commodes by Jacques Adnet

Creator: Jacques Adnet
Offered by: Thomas Gallery Ltd.

Description
A Rare and Important Pair of French Midcentury Modern Neoclassical hand stitched leather and brass faux bamboo cabinets, dressers, commodes or chest of drawers by Jacques Adnet, circa 1955. It is rare to find a pair of faux bamboo and hand stitched leather commodes by the French design master, Jacques Adnet. Each piece is a masterpiece of exquisite materials and timeless design with beautiful form and lines. They are subtly balanced with muted black leather and burnished brass coloration which creates a dynamic, yet subdued effect. The pieces are outfitted with brass faux bamboo legs, brass inset flush mounted drawer pulls and back plates, brass corner moldings and set on stunning brass ball feet. The soldi brass elements are contrasted and compliment the deep, dark leather. Each is entirely covered in black leather and has hand-stitched leather drawers and side supports. In all, they create the perfect balance between darkness and reflection, form and function and the Modern and the Neoclassical.

Literature: See Jacques Adnet, Alain-René Hardy and Gaëlle Millet, Paris, 2014.
Additional References: Andre Arbus, Jean-Michel Frank, Emile Jacques Ruhlmann, Marc du Plantier, Jacques Quinet, Gio Ponti, Dominique, Jules Leleu.

More Information

Documentation:	Documented elsewhere (similar item)
Origin:	France
Period:	1950-1979
Materials:	Brass, Leather, Oak, Hand-Crafted
Condition:	Good.
Styles / Movements:	Modern, Mid Century
Incollect Reference #:	794391

Dimensions

W.	36 in;	H.	34 in;	D.	18 in;
W.	91.44 cm;	H.	86.36 cm;	D.	45.72 cm;

Message from Seller:

T. Thomas Gargiulo came from a dual background as a Ph.D. in Psychology with extensive training in Art History and Anthropology to form Thomas Gallery in downtown Manhattan in 1997 to balance intellectual with design pursuits. Since its inception the gallery has seen decorative arts as a vibrant representation of human culture of each age and as a portal to understanding it. P: 917.434.4032 E: thomasgalleryltd@gmail.com