NEW YORK CITY — Phillips’ Design auction on June 8 was a showcase of early Twentieth Century French design, with pieces from important private collections that topped the charts of the $2,577,338 sale. Cordelia Lembo, head of design, New York, said, “Pieces by Albert Cheuret, Émile Gallé, Daum Frères and Louis Majorelle [saw] strong demand from across the globe, with nearly 30 countries participating on the phone, online and in the saleroom at 432 Park Avenue.” Lembo continued, “The results pointed to strong interest in works being shown in a fresh context, as we continue to introduce new designers and collecting categories to our offerings, as well as sustained interest in outstanding examples of Italian, American and Brazilian design.”
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