Karelian birch veneer over an oak carcass with a carved backrest, scrolled arms, inset box seat, and griffin-style legs with paw feet. TWO PAIRS AVAILABLE WITH N-5597.
Solid rosewood with rounded backs, framed with armrests, resting on front uprights with a loop motif; feet clad in gilt brass sabots; each chair is numbered on the back leg. One chair is dated on the inside frame. TWO PAIRS AVAILABLE.
Rosewood open armchairs with a disc back feet, with an overupholstered seat, back, and support bar. Literature: T. Roche’s André Sornay, model pictured on page 111.
Lacquered walnut with padded armrests, down-swept arms, and brass sabots. These armchairs hail from the Grand Salon, First Class, S.S. Liberté, which Spade designed. Literature: W.H. Miller, The Great Luxury Liners 1927-1954 A Photographic Record, page 135.
Carved and gilded wood, upholstered with a cushion seat; the rectangular back connects to padded armrests, ending in scrolls, above curved and fluted supports, raised on tapered and fluted legs headed with rosettes.
Stained bentwood frame of solid beech with unified armrest and base. Halabala was the chief designer for United Arts and Crafts Manufacture (UP); these armchairs are model “Kreslo H-269.”