MODERNIST PIECE FROM THE 1930s – PREVIOUSLY ATTRIBUTED TO RENÉE KINSBOURG (1888–1958) A rare and significant modernist desk with a recessed design, made of rosewood veneer. On the right side of the work surface is a cabinet with three drawers, adjacent to a vertical through-niiche, resting on an off-center base. The top section features a through-opening niche and a drawer. The drawer pulls are made of square-section wood. The visitor side features two through-opening niches forming an inverted L-shape. The recess on the visitor side is closed off by a quarter-circle panel. Height: 77 cm – Length: 165 cm – Depth: 70 cm Included with it: A modernist armchair in rosewood veneer. The backrest and side panels are solid and continuous. The front legs are square in cross-section; the rear legs are slightly sabre-shaped. The interior and seat are upholstered in pearl gray nubuck. Height: 68 cm – Length: 55 cm – Depth: 53 cm