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Claude Lalanne’s bronze monkey armchair with ostrich leather seat sold for $1.079 million

Times of India - World ·
Claude Lalanne’s bronze monkey armchair with ostrich leather seat sold for $1.079 million

Sotheby’s auction in December 2025 saw the sale of a remarkable gilt-bronze armchair by Claude Lalanne, which captured attention with its elaborate vines and monkey embellishments.

This particular design, created in 1998, was the pioneer among Lalanne’s 'Singerie' armchairs to attract a successful sale.

The high demand for Lalanne's artistry played a crucial role in achieving an impressive sale price through the auction house's consignment system.

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