DESIGNED BY MICHEL DUFET, PRODUCED BY LE BÛERON, CIRCA 1931
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a modernist bur walnut sideboard
Designed by Michel Dufet, produced by Le Bûeron, circa 1931
Rounded and stepped rectangular top above two central cupboard doors flanked on either side by a curved corner door, all opening to reveal an interior fitted with shelfs or a drawer, supported on four chromium-plated metal legs extending into the body, the doors each with a chromium-plated metal ball-grip, with three keys
95.5cm. high x 211cm. long x 53cm. wide (2)
Designed by Michel Dufet, produced by Le Bûeron, circa 1931
Rounded and stepped rectangular top above two central cupboard doors flanked on either side by a curved corner door, all opening to reveal an interior fitted with shelfs or a drawer, supported on four chromium-plated metal legs extending into the body, the doors each with a chromium-plated metal ball-grip, with three keys
95.5cm. high x 211cm. long x 53cm. wide (2)
Sale room notice
This sideboard has been designed by Michel Dufet and has been produced by Le Bûcheron, circa 1931
The sideboard is part of a living-room including a dining-room and a studio. This design, in rosewood, was presented at the Salon d'Automne in Paris in 1931.
Literature: Florence Camard, Michel Dufet, Architect & Decorateur, Les éditeur de l'amateur, Paris, 1988, pp. 124-126 and pp. 142-147 with illustrations of this sideboard
Please note this sideboard will be sold with a semi-oval stand covered in pale grey velvet (also visible in the illustration mentioned in the literature)
The estimate should read: Nlg. 12.000 - 15.000
The sideboard is part of a living-room including a dining-room and a studio. This design, in rosewood, was presented at the Salon d'Automne in Paris in 1931.
Literature: Florence Camard, Michel Dufet, Architect & Decorateur, Les éditeur de l'amateur, Paris, 1988, pp. 124-126 and pp. 142-147 with illustrations of this sideboard
Please note this sideboard will be sold with a semi-oval stand covered in pale grey velvet (also visible in the illustration mentioned in the literature)
The estimate should read: Nlg. 12.000 - 15.000