Jacques Adnet Leather and Brass Valet, 1950s France Accent

Jacques Adnet Leather and Brass Valet, 1950s France AccentHandsome black coat stand valet by Jacques Adnet. Valet has a black iron base with brass ball feet giving it an elegant and contrasted brutalist touch. Iron body wrapped in a black leather with brass ring separators giving it the classic Adnet bamboo design. Leather wrapped catch all and coat pant holder suspended in the middle of the rack and mounted by 2 brass nuts. Every seam has the signature Adnet contrast stitching making this a stunning

Large original painting by Robert Loughlin on a wood door

4 chairs currently available

Great aluminum machining and red rubber casting on handles with leather straps

dimes and quarters

Gautier-Delaye collaborated frequently with renowned cabinet maker Lucien Vergnères

The pouf cushion sturdily sits atop two asymmetrical

Designed in the 60s by Jørgen Kastholm & Preben Fabricius for Alfred Kill's KILL International

Wear through out

Matching magnifying glass in separate listing

Both pieces recently restored by Los Angeles-based leather artisan who kept the vintage integrity of both objects intact whilst restoring them to a near-perfect condition

Lamp rotates 360 degrees and direction of light is also adjustable

and you have a few seconds to shoot the target