Large Art Deco Rolling Bar By Jacques Adnet Circa 1930

Jacques Adnet's famous rolling bar "Grand bar", Art Deco circa 1930, referenced under model number 131 in the catalog of the Compagnie des Arts Français. Model in "Jacques Adnet" Editions de l´Amateur, by Alain-René Hardy and Gaelle Millet, page 227. We kindly enclose the personal copy of Pierre Kayser, Jacques Adnet's closest collaborator (quoted in the book) and dedicated in thanks by the authors. Jacques Adnet (1900-1984) was a French architect and designer who began his career in one of the first modern art workshops, La Maîtrise, directed by Maurice Dufrêne. In 1928, Jacques Adnet became the director of the Compagnie des Arts Français and collaborated with many artists such as Picasso, Dunand and Perriand. Thanks to his works featuring clean, simple designs and the use of new materials such as glass and metal, he is considered one of the leading representatives of French modernism and Art Deco. Sycamore wood mirror and patinated metal, 2 removable trays with handles It opens with two doors with original key, including on the inside supports for glasses and a niche for bottles original lacquered cooler box under the double-sided mirror cover Original condition without any modification wear in the silvering of a tray Length: 78 cm Height: 82.5 cm Depth: 54 cm transport on estimate