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  Grosfeld House New York (attr.) Modern / Art Deco Lucite Stool c. 1940

  Grosfeld House New York

  Lucite stool circa 1940.

  Cylindrical lucite base stool with gold lucite wrap like connecting elements, silk upholstery.

  H: 16 1/4″ x W: 13 1/2″ x D: 16 1/2″

  Grosfeld House Furniture Company manufactured some iconic designs of the twentieth century. Some of the great designers that work for the company were Vladimir Kagan and Lorin Jackson. They produced some of the earliest chairs using Lucite starting in the 1930’s and through the Post War Era.

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  Batistin Spade Paris Art Deco Coffee Table c. 1935-40

  BATISTIN SPADE (1891-1969) Paris, France

  Coffee / occasional table 1935-40

  Caramel lacquered wood, brushed conical brass sabots

  Signed: B. SPADE, DECORATEUR, PARIS (metal plaque)

  H: 17 5/8″ x W: 31 5/8″ x D: 18″

  After WWI, Marseilles-native Batistin Spade started a workshop for cabinetry and textile design. During the years between the wars he gained recognition for his refined and sumptuous furniture and interiors. The designer worked on some 30 ocean liners, including the Île de France (1926) and the Normandie (1935). In the early 40s, Mobilier National chose Spade to create office interiors for numerous ambassadors and government officials.