PJ-SI-33-C

Bench, designed by Pierre Jeanneret, circa 1955-1956, with a crossbar between the two legs in the upper part.

This is a rare collector's item. It celebrates simplicity, with a wonderful balance between the strong wooden structure and the fragile cane seat. There is nothing too much, and nothing missing. It has the typical Pierre Jeanneret A-shaped legs. The top is slightly angled on the sides. All these details define the charm and complexity of this bench.

We have several benches; each is unique. Their patina gives these objects a strong character, showing all the traces of age. It is, finally, a historical piece from a UNESCO World Heritage site, made by some of the most important architects of the 20th century. We do not over-restore them, so we preserve as much of their historical trace and value as possible. This is essential, since there are now fake pieces on the market.

The gallery owner picks each item on his own in India before the restoration; he checks carefully all details and traces. So we guarantee that it is authentic. We add a Certificate of Authenticity with detailed information. That is important to have.

Dimensions:

45 x 137 x 46 cm / 18 x 54 x 18 in

Materials:

Solid teak, cane

Literature:

Eric Touchaleaume and Gerald Moreau, Le Corbusier Pierre Jeanneret: The Indian Adventure, Design-Art-Architecture (Paris: Gourcuff Gradenigo, 2011), 565.

Terms:

Certificate of Authenticity included
Worldwide shipping available
14-day return policy

Enquiries:

on request

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