Pair of Art Deco armchairs, France, ca. 1930's.

Pair of Art Deco style club armchairs, made in France around the 1930s.
Frame in oak with ceruse finish and upholstered in cowhide leather in black and white tones.
They retain an attractive patina in keeping with their age and use.
Measurements: 82 × 72 × 62 cm; seat height: 40 cm.

Elegant pair of armchairs representative of the French Art Deco style, characterized by the combination of solid lines, balanced proportions and noble materials. The club type, originally conceived for rest and reading areas, offers a wide and comfortable seat without renouncing to a marked sculptural presence.

The pieces feature a solid oak frame with a ceruse finish, a decorative technique that was highly appreciated during the Art Deco period, which highlights the natural grain of the wood and adds visual depth to the whole. The cowhide leather upholstery, with its distinctive black and white organic pattern, adds texture and character, as well as remarkable resistance to wear.

The set retains a homogeneous and attractive patina, the result of the passage of time, which reinforces its authenticity and decorative value. The quality of workmanship and the careful selection of materials reflect the high level of French production of the period, where functionality and aesthetic refinement are harmoniously integrated.

This pair of armchairs is an ideal piece for both classic and contemporary interiors, providing a marked Art Deco accent. Particularly appreciated by collectors and lovers of French furniture from the first third of the 20th century, it combines comfort, solidity and a timeless design of great elegance.