An antique furniture set in the Ruhlman style, which includes a desk and a sideboard. Intarsia with red and ebony wood. The upper part of each item is decorated with black and white inlay. The cupboard door is decorated with an image of a bouquet of flowers made of bone, and the table top is covered with leather and protected by glass. France, the first half of the XX century.

Emile-Jacques Roulman (1879-1933) is considered one of the most significant representatives of the Art Deco style in furniture and interior design.Ruhlman was known for his skill in working with high-quality materials such as exotic woods, lacquer and metal. His works were distinguished by elegant shapes, harmonious proportions and refined details. He created both individual pieces of furniture and entire interiors for private clients and public spaces.

His style combined elements of classical design and modern trends of his time, which made his work in demand and popular at the beginning of the 20th century. Ruhlman also accepted