Set of Neoclassical ash armchairs by André Arbus 1940

This elegant set of four armchairs by André Arbus will bring a touch of French neoclassical chic to any room in your home. Designed and made by André Arbus for the headquarters of the Compagnie Générale Transatlantique in the late 1940s, they feature a solid ash structure with harmonious lines, tapered legs, a slightly curved backrest, and brass caps at the front. These armchairs are magnificent examples of André Arbus's French neoclassicism. Fully restored, they have been revarnished and upholstered in green suede. Similar armchairs were sold by Tajan Paris on 6 March 2015. Literature: André Arbus: Architect-Decorator of the 40s, Brunhammer, p. 238 illustrates a similar example.