"massue" Stool By Charlotte Perriand, 1960s
Artist: Charlotte Perriand
Rare four-legged "Massue" stool by Charlotte Perriand, France, 1960s.Usually made with three legs, this unique version was custom-made at a client’s request.
Its thick, circular seat rests on four slightly flared cylindrical legs, giving the piece great stability. The wood’s grain, highlighted by its original honey-colored patina, lends it a warm and natural character. Understated and sturdy, this stool exemplifies the utilitarian and sincere aesthetic of mountain furniture and the modernist interiors of the era.
Shows signs of use and a beautiful patina of age.
Provenance: Les Arcs, circa 1960Bibliography: Jacques Barsac, *Charlotte Perriand: Un art d’habiter*, Norma Éditions, Paris, 2005. A similar model is shown on pp. 192, 460.
Its thick, circular seat rests on four slightly flared cylindrical legs, giving the piece great stability. The wood’s grain, highlighted by its original honey-colored patina, lends it a warm and natural character. Understated and sturdy, this stool exemplifies the utilitarian and sincere aesthetic of mountain furniture and the modernist interiors of the era.
Shows signs of use and a beautiful patina of age.
Provenance: Les Arcs, circa 1960Bibliography: Jacques Barsac, *Charlotte Perriand: Un art d’habiter*, Norma Éditions, Paris, 2005. A similar model is shown on pp. 192, 460.
3 000 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Design 50's and 60's
Condition: Good condition
Material: Pine
Diameter: 32
Height: 46
Reference (ID): 1815660
Availability: In stock
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