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Jacques Adnet, Pair of Floor Lamps -
Jacques Adnet, Desk, skai and steel, circa 1950 -
Jacques Adnet, Side Table -
Jacques Adnet, Dining Table, oak and red leather, 1950 -
Jacques Adnet, Wardrobes, oak and formica, circa 1950 -
Jacques Adnet, French Armchair, leather, 1950s -
Coffee table by Jacques Adnet -
Jacques Adnet, Side Table -
Jacques Adnet, Night Valet -
Modernist stool -
Jacques Adnet, Side Table with Rack -
Jacques Adnet, Art Deco Bar Cart Trolley, beechwood and brass, 1940s -
Jacques Adnet, Modernist Coffee Table, mahogany and brass, 1950s -
Alberto Pinto, Adnet Style Mirrored Sideboard, macassar and sycamore, 1990 -
Jacques Adnet, Desk Vanity with Stool, leather, 1940s -
Jacques Adnet, Modernist Floor Lamp, stitched brown leather, 1950s -
Jacques Adnet, Unique Curved Desk, parchment, 1940 -
Jacques Adnet, Sideboard, solid oak and red lacquer, 1940 -
Jacques Adnet, Rocking Chair with Ottoman, leather and mohair velvet, 1950 -
Jacques Adnet, Desk Chair, leather and brass, 1950 -
Jacques Adnet, Large Art Deco Parclose Mirror, 1947 -
Jacques Adnet, Desk, saddle-stitched leather and brass, 1950 -
Jacques Adnet, Wall Lights, wrought iron, leather and brass, 1950 -
Jacques Adnet, Desk Chair, saddle-stitched leather and brass, 1950
Jacques Adnet
Jacques Adnet (1900-1984) was a French architect and designer who directed the Compagnie des Arts Français from 1928-1959. His modernism combined chrome, glass and mirror with fine woods and, most famously, furniture covered in stitched saddle leather, a style associated with his work with Hermès. He also designed lighting and interiors for public and private clients. Collectors look for leather clad pieces and lighting of the 1940s and 1950s.
29 pieces