ROGER TALLON (1929-2011) DESIGNER - LACLOCHE ÉDITEURM400 , the model created in [1966] for the CIFOM, our double staircase installed in 1970 by Michel Lussot architect-decorator for a complete layout of a house in the AubeA double spiral staircase, running over two floors, consisting of 25 steps in polished cast aluminium with circular central disbursement receiving a grooved black rubber covering and glued on a core of lath (+ 1 step not assembled). Each step: H. 19.8 cm - W. 60 cm - D. 26 cm. Condition of use, accidents and wear to the rubber parts. Complete with its central cylindrical steel axle. Height of the assembled staircase: about 520 cm. It is joined to its original balustrade made of 24 black lacquered metal tubes, brass spacers and tubular junctions, two black lacquered steel hoops (about 130 cm. high) each receiving a landing step, a flat hoop for joining the bars at the top (about 125 cm. high) and a black lacquered metal cylindrical post at the end of the staircase (about 130 cm. high). Condition of use, jumps and lac quered parts missing , scattered scratches, oxidation. In its present configuration, the overall dimensions of this assembled staircase, including the guardrail , are approximately: H. 7.75 m - D. 1.30 mLOT SOLD ON DESIGNATION AND DISMANTLED (many photos taken in situ before dismantling) LOT TO BE REMOVED IN THE 15 DAYS FOLLOWING THE SALE, either at the Gauriat furniture store ( Saint-Denis), or on site (Aube). History :The model of Roger Tallon's M400 staircase was created in 1966. The designer launches its manufacture; the realization of these first specimens in cast iron will be ensured by the Cazeneuve Company until 1968. That year, the publisher Lacloche took over the edition, this time in cast aluminium, and then Sentou took over this role in 1986 . Bibliography

ROGER TALLON (1929-2011) DESIGNER - LACLOCHE ÉDITEURM400 , the model created in [1966] for the CIFOM, our double staircase installed in 1970 by Michel Lussot architect-decorator for a complete layout of a house in the AubeA double spiral staircase, running over two floors, consisting of 25 steps in polished cast aluminium with circular central disbursement receiving a grooved black rubber covering and glued on a core of lath (+ 1 step not assembled). Each step: H. 19.8 cm - W. 60 cm - D. 26 cm. Condition of use, accidents and wear to the rubber parts. Complete with its central cylindrical steel axle. Height of the assembled staircase: about 520 cm. It is joined to its original balustrade made of 24 black lacquered metal tubes, brass spacers and tubular junctions, two black lacquered steel hoops (about 130 cm. high) each receiving a landing step, a flat hoop for joining the bars at the top (about 125 cm. high) and a black lacquered metal cylindrical post at the end of the staircase (about 130 cm. high). Condition of use, jumps and lac quered parts missing , scattered scratches, oxidation. In its present configuration, the overall dimensions of this assembled staircase, including the guardrail , are approximately: H. 7.75 m - D. 1.30 mLOT SOLD ON DESIGNATION AND DISMANTLED (many photos taken in situ before dismantling) LOT TO BE REMOVED IN THE 15 DAYS FOLLOWING THE SALE, either at the Gauriat furniture store ( Saint-Denis), or on site (Aube). History :The model of Roger Tallon's M400 staircase was created in 1966. The designer launches its manufacture; the realization of these first specimens in cast iron will be ensured by the Cazeneuve Company until 1968. That year, the publisher Lacloche took over the edition, this time in cast aluminium, and then Sentou took over this role in 1986 . Bibliography