Museal Art Déco writing desk
France around 1930
Attributed to the French furniture designer Leleu.
Desk in semicircular shape.
Freely placeable.
4 drawers each on the right and left, the top one lockable.
Rosewood veneered on oak body on profiled base in rosewood.
Writing surface with beige leather.
Original fittings.
Height: 79 cm | Width: 214 cm back / 165 cm front | Depth: 83 cm
No. 2363
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Jules Leleu (1883-1961) was a French furniture designer. He came from a family of artisans. In Paris he ran a gallery of painting and decoration, called "Maison Leleu". Among other things, he designed rooms of the cruise ships "Ile de France" and "Normandie".