JP- Anthony (sold)

Jean Prouvé desk on a concrete floor, splayed black tubular legs, front viewJean Prouvé desk, three-quarter view with the yellow plastic drawer under the topJean Prouvé desk seen from the back, slim top on black steel legsJean Prouvé desk in full length, yellow drawer at the left endDetail of a Jean Prouvé desk, yellow plastic drawer hanging on rails below the wooden topDetail of a Jean Prouvé desk, edge of the top and the welded steel leg junctionJean Prouvé desk with a teak office chair beside it in the gallery
Anthony Desk
Anthony Desk, designed by Jean Prouvé, circa 1953, for the school and office market. A-shaped legs, made of steel tube, are welded together at the top on a triangular metal frame element. A single plastic drawer, designed by Charlotte Perriand, is fixed under the top on rails, so it can simply be pulled out.
Dimensions:
73 x 140 x 66 cm / 29 x 55 x 26 in
Materials:
Steel, beech
Literature:
1. Jean Prouvé (Paris: Galerie Jousse Seguin and Galerie Enrico Navarra, 1998), p. 148.
2. Catherine Prouvé and Catherine Coley, Jean Prouvé, 2 vols. (Paris: Galerie Patrick Seguin; New York: Sonnabend Gallery, 2007), pp. 331, 350–351, 493.
Terms:
Certificate of Authenticity included
Worldwide shipping available
14-day return policy
Enquiries:
on request