Louis Paolozzi, Oak Sideboard, France, 1950

4-post bookcase in oak and walnut, Italy 1955. Only surviving example of a furniture set created for Italy's first apartment hotel in Ventimiglia. Brass slides are embedded in the bl...

Four-drawer chest of drawers in curly maple, France 1960. The handles and base are in blackened solid metal. By its proportions, the rigor of its design and the beauty of the chosen ...

Robert Charroy, rare wall bookcase in red lacquered metal and oak edited by Mobilor, France 1950. The solid metal ladders are welded, finished with two large circular runners. The so...

Antique edition in French Elm of the T01 table by Pierre Chapo, France 1975. The sobriety of the design highlights the beauty of the assemblies and the Elm, its proportions allow it ...

Beautiful bar cabinet designed by Louis Paolozzi for the French manufacturer René Godfroid. With this cabinet, Paolozzi introduced the well-known Italian...

Pierre Chapo, sideboard, two-door and eight drawer sideboard model R13A, elm, France, 1964. This exquisitely crafted credenza combines a simplified yet complex design combined wit...

Sideboard or credenza Oak By Gaston Poisson Graphic door fronts Shelves and drawers inside France 1930s/1940s

This important piece of design history was not only designed by Vladimir Kagan and handcrafted by Kagan-Dreyfuss in circa 1949 New York... this was also owned by Kagan himself and kept throughout his entire adult life (see provenance notes below). Each of the two pieces (lower credenza and upper dry bar / hutch) are signed on the back with Kagan-Dreyfuss New York stamps. The expansive size provides exceptional storage and use options. Kagan-Dreyfuss (Vladimir Kagan's partnership with Hugo Dreyfuss from circa 1950-1960) stamped pieces are amongst the most sought after by collectors and investors of art and design. Furniture with Kagan-Dreyfuss stamps are extremely hard to find and demand exceptional value, and this credenza with hutch is double stamped (one on each piece). Featuring a cerused oak exterior, with tambour doors on the lower credenza, sculpted handles (which slide to reveal a keyhole, no key is present however can be rekeyed) on the upper hutch...