Pair of Beechwood "Cuirellic Chairs attributed to Émile-Jacques Ruhlmann

Pair of Beechwood "Cuirellic Chairs attributed to Émile-Jacques Ruhlmann. France circa 1925 literature: J. Applegate, Art Deco, exhibition catalogue, Finch College Museum of Art, New York, 1970, cat. no. 242;B. Hillier, The World of Art Deco, exhibition catalogue, The Minneapolis Institute of Arts, New York, 1971, p. 61, cat. no. 90.

largeur

20 po.

hauteur

35 po.

profondeur

19 po.

condition

Condition no visible marks or signatures In overall fair and ready to place condition. There are no losses to the chair frame. Previous joint separation throughout have been repaired with some newer separation to the seams and joints. One more prominent separation to the proper right front leg of one example. A lighter-toned tan paint has been used in some areas for touch-ups. Scuffs, nicks, scratches and edge wear throughout the frames. One slight area of wood loss to a scuff at the top of the seat frame on the back. Some old pencil markings to the seat stretcher and to the underside. Upholstery clean and intact with some fraying and lifting to the trims.

Circa 1925