French Reconstruction

Pair of solid Oak armchairs attributed to Rene Gabriel, newly refinished and upholstered.

Reconstruction style oak desk, C.1950 Desk with oak flap. New surface finish.

Early two drawers shelve by Marcel Gascoin. Arhec edition.

René Gabriel era shelving unit. Compas feet. In the style of Pierre Cruège. In good vintage condition. Minor discoloration on feet. This unit will ship from France and can be re...

Desk attributed to Alain Richard, French Reconstruction 1950. The top is veneered with green Formica, the base and the fronts of the drawers are in solid oak, the structure of the bo...

A French Reconstruction period sideboard attributed to René Gabriel, circa 1940.

Oak desk with three drawers, French Reconstruction 1950. Perched on a portico base, the box has a large drawer and two other drawers.

Pair of oak side tables, French Reconstruction 1950. Can be used as an end table or as bedside tables, these pretty tables have a cross-braced base, a drawer in the belt and a top de...

A French Reconstruction oak cabinet comprising two sliding doors above two drawers, supported on angled legs.

Pair of oak side tables, French Reconstruction 1950. Can be used at the end of the sofa or as bedside tables, these pretty tables have a cross-braced base, a belt drawer and a top ad...

The design of the base in the form of a compass, the use of blond oak, its gathered and dynamic line give this work of French reconstruction a remarkable presence, to be compared to ...

A charming French Reconstruction era desk in solid oak, the rounded rectangular top sat on angular Prouvé-esque legs.

Sadly unattributed but finely fabricated in a typical ‘French reconstruction’ style, with a nod to René Gabriel or Henry Jacques Le Même.

Vintage Midcentury Period French Reconstruction / Restauration Design Birstro Chair set of 8 by Baumann.

French Reconstruction armoire model S154 by René Gabriel for the "Service des Constructions Provisoires".

A beautiful French reconstruction armchair attributed to Andre Sornay, dating from the 1950s.

A testament to the quiet conviction of French mid-century design, this bleached oak buffet reveals a language of sculptural precision and architectural rhythm. Framed in a discipline...

In the style of Prouvé and Gascoin.  

Here is an elegant piece that transports us back to the post-war reconstruction period in France. This dining table exudes sophistication with its four tapered side legs, elegantly ...

Nice Mid-century decorative armchair, circa 1950, France. Solid oak and sraw seating. French reconstruction period.

Minimalist split slats stool in the style of Marcel Gascoin, a French "Reconstruction" era designer contemporary of René Gabriel.

Set of Four Chairs by René Gabriel, Solid Oak, France, 1950s Original Designs from the French Reconstruction Movement An emblem of post-war resilience and clarity, this set of four ...

Rene Gabriel designed many pieces during the post war period or in France called French Reconstruction period. He also was a leader of the modernist movement and innovator.

Unique Pair of Gabriel Chairs, part of his earliest creation period French Reconstruction.

Daybed by Louis Paolozzi in solid oak with brass details from the 1950s (French reconstruction). Nice patina. New Kvadrat upholstery and foam.

Special order custom cabinet by Rene Gabriel, early French Reconstruction. The top lifts exposing the interior as does the front door with original key hardware.

René Gabriel Oak Reconstruction table, France 1945. René Gabriel put himself at the service of French Reconstruction from the 1940s; he designed furniture intended to be produced...

Oak desk signed SAM (Société Auxiliaire du Meuble), France 1950. In the style of French reconstruction, this pretty desk with compass foot has a sliding shelf and a box with two draw...

The design sits within the French Reconstruction current, in the spirit of the Mobilier National of the 1950s.

Dating from the period of the French reconstruction, this modernist three-door sideboard is the creation of Jean-René Caillette for Charron, France 1950.

At the heart of the French Reconstruction, Roger Landault created with this enfilade a line of furniture that will be awarded several times, including the René Gabriel prize in 1955.

Marcel Gascoin is one of the great players in French Reconstruction (1945-1955). He produced these iconic chairs in the immediate post-war period.

Pierre Cruège (1913-2003) publishes the Stylus range at the time of the French Reconstruction (1945-1955). This table is a very good example of his creativity.

Bibliography: Jacques Hitier, industrial modernity, P 44-45, 59 Major actor of the French Reconstruction, Jacques Hitier (1917-1999) associated with Tubauto created a style in which...

Designed in 1944 by René Gabriel, this "RG 302" desk was produced by Lieuvin in 1949, at the heart of the French Reconstruction. Made of waxed light oak, equipped with a side unit wi...

A beautiful table in oak designed by René Gabriel, France 1945. René Gabriel put himself at the service of French Reconstruction from the 1940s.

A beautiful kitchen table in oak designed by René Gabriel, France 1945. René Gabriel put himself at the service of French Reconstruction from the 1940s.

Pair of minimalist solid oak stools in the style of René Gabriel and Marcel Gascoin. Reminiscent of the French "Reconstruction" era. The seat is screwed on base with a brass screw.

XXIV Historical: Marcel Gascoin like Jean Prouvé, René Gabriel or Louis sognot is an iconic designer of the french reconstruction period. Similar model presented at the 1951 "Salon d...

Marcel Gascoin was part of the French reconstruction furniture movement after WWII.

The design is an example of the French reconstruction movement; functional furniture, with simplified lines, without decoration in neutral materials.

It is a rare survivor of the French Reconstruction era’s devotion to handcraft over mass production.

The design is typical of the production of post-war french reconstruction era, with the specificity of having both the top and seating able to be adjusted in height, so it can be use...

The design is a typical example of the French reconstruction movement; functional furniture, with simplified lines, without decoration in neutral materials.

Featuring a sought-after compact length of 110 cm, these benches are a perfect example of the sturdy, functionalist design of the French Reconstruction period. Their minimalist silho...

With an exceptional length of 3,50 meters, these benches embody the strength and minimalist aesthetic characteristic of professional or institutional furniture from the French Recons...

It exemplifies the spirit of the French Reconstruction era—a return to honest materials, vernacular craft, and the quiet dignity of functional architecture scaled to the domestic int...

Attributed to a provincial atelier attuned to the architectural codes of the French Reconstruction era, this buffet exemplifies the 1940s return to craft, structure, and vernacular p...

Rene Gabriel designed many pieces during the post war period in France called French Reconstruction period. He also was a leader of the modernist movement and innovator.

Attributed to a provincial workshop in the spirit of Charlotte Perriand and the French Reconstruction era. Emerging from postwar austerity, these chairs reflect a return to essentia...

A single-drawer oak desk with a lower bookshelf and a single drawer in the manner of Jeanneret or Gabriel.

Interesting bar close to Bertrand Durusell’s creation, steel and oak ply construction on four caster.

The piece bears the imprint of the French Reconstruction ethos, albeit reinterpreted through the 1970s lens of modular living and utilitarian elegance.

Pedestal table and magazine rack from the reconstruction period. French manufacture from the 1930s including a tablet and two supports for magazines, books, etc.

Solid Oak wooden side table, France 1950s. Interesting modest 'Reconstruction' design with nice sharp tapered legs beautifully encountering the round solid oak top.

Pair of oak armchairs in the style of Rene Gabriel from the reconstruction postwar period that saw many French designers use simple lines and oak.

1960s, Danish armchair. Beige furniture wool, beech wood legs. Wear consistent with age and use. Original good condition: no smells, no stains and stable construction. Manufactured b...

A pair of comfortable bergère armchairs in fabric and wood, upholstered in velvet, in the style of Gianfranco Frattini, Italian manufacture, 1950s. The elegance of the bergère armch...

This elegant pair of 1950s Italian armchairs embodies the sculptural softness and refined proportions characteristic of mid-century design. The gently curved backs flow seamlessly in...

A pair of Walter Baermann armchairs for Prestige Furniture, ca' 1960's. Original upholstery-time capsule intact condition. American/Danish Mid-Century style-so very early 1960's.

Step into the refined charm of mid-century France with this exquisite French armchair. A masterclass in design and proportion, this piece seamlessly blends functional simplicity with...

Pair of lounge chairs with elegantly curved armrests and brass sabots. The wooden walnut frames have been meticulously polished, and the seats newly upholstered in a high-quality whi...

Pair of Vintage European Modernist Armchairs, c. 1930s–1950s This elegant pair of armchairs reflects the refined transition between Art Deco aesthetics and the functional simplicity...

Solid oak chairs. Slight traces of use.

With the Volute chair, the aim was to create a beautiful piece through finding balance in its design. We wanted it to be undoubtedly new and fresh but also conjure something classica...

Pair of pink quartz bubble sconces with the polished brass finishes. Created by Phoenix gallery NYC. Each sconce installed four sockets. Use four 60w LED warm light bulbs. Total 240...

This brutalist sideboard model 'Torino' crafted by Frans Defour, showcases a geometric pattern. Its spacious shelves and two drawers provide practical storage solutions without compr...

Table lamp model 'Hase TL' by Austrian Kalmar Lighting. The freestanding lamp 'Hase' from 1954 is another exemplar of the Wiener Werkbund. Using simple metal tubing and the basic ben...

Poul Kjærholm PK61 dark granite coffee table, Fritz Hansen, Denmark. Designed 1956. Manufactured 2008. The PK61™ coffee table is as minimalistic as it gets from the hand of Poul Kj...

Bertu Coffee Table, Cross Base Coffee Table, Modern, White Oak, Oakley This Oakley Cross Base Coffee Table in White Oak is made in the heart of Ohio with locally sourced wood. Each ...

The Paris based label has distinguished themselves since their launch, with their iconic use of shagreen mixed with brass and other exotic materials. All furniture is handcrafted by ...

A wood and off-white fabric lounge chair designed and produced in Sweden, c. 1940s. Wear to wood consistent with age and use Overall Dimensions (inches): 29.0"H x 24.5"W x 25.5"D ...

A rare set of two Viennese stacking chairs made of brown stained wood designed by Austrian architect Prof. Karl Schwanzer and manufactured by Thonet in the 1950s. This chair was des...

This Japanese antique low table features a scattered fan motif and is a type of zataku (low table), historically used for meals, tea ceremonies, and other seated activities. Lacque...

It’s not hard to see a few of Pierre Chapo’s sources of inspiration: Le Corbusier, Frank Lloyd Wright, the Bauhaus. Before he and his wife Nicole created their atelier and gallery in...

ELO 6 Mirror Signed by Pani Jurek Dimensions: H. 120 x 80 x 4 cm Hand glazed ceramic Color shown on main image: Ochre _________________________________ Pani Jurek is a Polish desi...