Wenge, an exotic African hardwood, in a steel frame, with seven drawers, each with black-painted metal pulls, stamped “WABBES”, and two pull-out trays. The top right drawer has its original manufacturer’s plaque. Similar desk reproduced on page 116 of Marie Ferran-Wabbes’s Jules Wabbes: 1919-1974.
Brazillian rosewood with original gold tooled caramel-colored leather, enclosing five locking drawers, opening to oak interiors; raised on four out-curving legs with bronze sabots.
Oak three-drawer desk with an extendable work surface; neoclassical in style, on two tapered X-form supports with gilded bronze bosses and sabots; spanned by a stretcher.
Sapelli, an exotic African hardwood resembling mahogany, with a leather writing-surface. The desk contains four drawers, with brass trim, keys and sabots.
Mahogany four-drawer bureau plat with a forked stretcher, original tooled leather surface, and gilded-bronze molding throughout. Literature: Brunhammer's André Arbus, Paris, 1996, page 44.
Enameled steel desk with an oak and laminate writing surface. The "Standard" model chair is oak and ash. Literature: Sulzer's Jean Prouve Complete Works Vol. III p. 268 and Vol. II, p. 33, 294-295, respectively. Desk Height: 28" Width: 47" Depth: 24-1/2"
Note: These items are listed separately as well and sold separately.
Mahogany and brass desk with rectangular top, fitted with black tooled leather (replaced) above a frieze, with three drawers, raised on fluted tapering legs, ending in bronze sabots.
