A Pair of William and Mary Style Faux-Tortoiseshell Stools, by Maison Jansen of Paris, Circa 1938

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April 4, 03:33 PM GMT

Estimate

5,000 - 7,000 USD

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A Pair of William and Mary Style Faux-Tortoiseshell Stools, by Maison Jansen of Paris, Circa 1938

the rectangular tops upholstered in faux zebra skin with tapering baluster legs joined by an “X” stretcher, painted to imitate tortoiseshell, and inlaid to imitate ivory stringing

height 21 ½ in.; width 19 ½ in.; depth 17 in.

54.6 cm; 49.5 cm; 43.2 cm

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