Pair of Armchairs by Francis Jourdain, France, 1930's

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Pair of Armchairs by Francis Jourdain, France, 1930'sPair of Beechwood armchairs with a raked back by Francis Jourdain produced in the 1930's built out of wood and intertwined rope strings. Iconic model represented in the Pompidou Museum in Paris and a sketch of this creation can be found on the artist's wikipedia page. Additional Information Creator: Francis Jourdain Origin: France In the style of: Art Deco Date of Manufacture: 1930's Materials and techniques: Carved Beechwood Intertwined Rope

Condition: Very good vintage condition with patina on arm

Wear: Light wear to the lacquer

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