WORK FROM THE 1920S COMMONLY ATTRIBUTED TO PAUL FOLLOT (1877 - Lot 130

WORK FROM THE 1920S COMMONLY ATTRIBUTED TO PAUL FOLLOT (1877-1942) MADE ESPECIALLY FOR THE PARIS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE THEN LOCATED IN THE HALLE AUX BLES PARIS (NOW THE BOURSE DE COMMERCE PINAULT COLLECTION) Pair of gilded wood bergères with curved backrests. Grooved front legs resting on olive-shaped glides and topped by armrest scrolls. The rear legs form the backrest uprights and underline them with molding around their edges. The belts are crenellated and punctuated with circular lozenges. Seats, backrests and armrests (re)upholstered in blue velvet. Early 1920s. Height: 01 cm Length: 73 cm Depth: 62 cm Upholstery and tapestries not original, gilding worn and missing, scattered bumps and accidents. Provenance: Chambre de Commerce et d'Industrie de Paris, Halle aux blés (now the Chambre de Commerce - Pinault Collection), then avenue de Friedland in the 8th arrondissement. We would like to thank Mr. Emmanuel EYRAUD for his expertise on this lot.