Art Deco banquette attributed to Paul Follot, 1920s.

Elegant Art Deco bench dating from the 1920s, attributed to the workshop of Paul Follot. This piece embodies the major characteristics of Parisian Art Deco style: a curved backrest with subtle curves, an ornamental belt sculpted with finely chiseled floral motifs, and beautifully proportioned tapered legs. The solid wood frame (probably walnut or mahogany) is in perfect structural condition, demonstrating the robustness of its period construction. The dimensions are generous: total height of 94 cm, depth of 63 cm, with a comfortable seat height of 45 cm. The period copper nailhead trim adds a touch of timeless refinement to the whole. Weighing 40 kg attests to the quality of the materials used. This bench combines functionality and elegance, making it ideal for a living room or an entrance. The current fabric, although of good quality, needs to be replaced according to your decorative preferences. The structural frame requires no intervention. This piece represents a beautiful find for enthusiasts of Parisian design from the Roaring Twenties and constitutes a quality furniture investment.