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"Collecting Charlotte Perriand\u2019s Wood Furniture\nWith pieces ranging from elegant free-form tables to simple, Alpine-inspired stools and benches, the French designer made rustic oak, fir, and pine look chic\u2014even voluptuous\nCharlotte Perriand designed this pine console in 1948 for the H\u00F4tel le Doron at the French ski resort M\u00E9ribel Les Allues. At Christie\u2019s December 2010 sale of dealer Tony DeLorenzo\u2019s collection in New York, it went for $37,500. A year later, another example sold for a stunning $68,500 at a Wright auction in Chicago.\nThis pine bench, dated 1957\u201368, was created by the designer for Les Arcs resort in Savoie. It brought $5,000 at Wright last July.\nWright offered this group of Perriand stools from Les Arcs as three separate lots in a March 2009 auction. The tall single stool on the left brought $2,500; the pair with the angled legs realized $1,875; and the short-and-tall pair went for $3,125.\nIn the late \u201950s and early \u201960s, Perriand collaborated with woodworker Andr\u00E9 Chetaille on a number of pieces that were sold as limited editions by Paris dealer Steph Simon. Among them was this free-form fir desk, dated 1960, now for sale at Galerie Patrick Seguin, with an asking price of around $160,000.\nThis pine cabinet, designed by Perriand for Les Arcs, sold for a modest $1,750 at Christie\u2019s New York in December 2010.\nPerriand designed her No. 21 oak armchair, which she called \u201Ccomfortable, inexpensive, and hassle-free,\u201D around 1935. This example, dated circa 1947, brought $5,625 at Wright in December 2009."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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