Three yellow lacquered nesting tables.

Low pedestal table called "dorique" in oak, specially lacquered in dark red by Jean Dunand. Octagonal top, central base with a square base.
Stamped Jean Dunand. 
Drawing of 1913 ( ref.1002AR/ 1109 N.R.).
Unique piece.
Made for M. Ducharne, 1925.

Unique piece.
In wood lacquered black nuanced, with silver background, matt black and torn off.
Signed Jean Dunand on the lower right and stamped with iron under the base "Jean Dunand Laqueur".

Eight panels in carved gold lacquer and color lacquer.

In 1930, Dunand was commissioned by  the Compagnie de Navigation Sud-Atlantique.The commission was for the Atlantique, whose luxurious elegance was orchestrated by the architect-designer Pierre Patout. For this liner, Dunand created lacquer panels for a small vestibule, with the different ethnicities of the French colonies as its central theme. In these panels – which were displayed at the 1930 Salon des Artistes Décorateurs – the hieratic figures stand out in brown and black against a transparent silvery background, using the technique of laque arrachée.
La Chasse was originally installed in 1935 in the Smoking Salon of the luxury liner SS Nomandie of the Compagnie Générale Transatlantique (CGT). They had been mounted on the sliding wall dividing the Smoking Salon from the Grand Salon. The eight panels depicting Le Retour des Chasseurs were located to the right- hand side of the upper quarter of the wall. On the dismantling of Normandie in 1941 and the removal of the installation, the panels were stored, in common with most of Normandie’s interior fittings, in a warehouse belonging to the CGT in New York until the end of the war. In 1950, the majority of the panels belonging to La Chasse were reinstalled in another French luxury liner, Liberté.

A sideboard in palmwood adorned with dinanderie plates on the two folding doors. Front feet adorned with brass on small gilt-bronze spheres.

Stamped with artist's monogramme on lower right hand front.