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Oval Coffee Table In Gold Metal By Robert Thibier
Large gilt metal coffee table by Robert Thibier.
The metal part is 100cm long by 38cm wide and high. Some marks on the base in the gilding (see photos).
The glass is 140cm long by 78cm wide.
Born in Paris into a wealthy family, Robert Thibier (1926-2001) studied at the École des Beaux-Arts and became an interior designer in 1951. With offices located at the most prestigious addresses in Paris (Place de la Madeleine and Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré), he catered to a clientele of celebrities and socialites, including the Rothschild family, as well as sportsmen and industrialists.
An interior designer rather than a furniture designer, Thibier produced some furniture for his clients, with the intention of creating "modern antiques" that harmonize with other European antiques and convey a strong impression of opulence. To achieve this, he created geometric wrought iron furniture covered with a very subtle gold leaf. Some of his pieces are signed and numbered.
In the 1970s, Robert Thibier also collaborated with Maison Ramsay and created some of their most famous creations.
His grave in the Montparnasse cemetery is a testament to his sense of style.
The metal part is 100cm long by 38cm wide and high. Some marks on the base in the gilding (see photos).
The glass is 140cm long by 78cm wide.
Born in Paris into a wealthy family, Robert Thibier (1926-2001) studied at the École des Beaux-Arts and became an interior designer in 1951. With offices located at the most prestigious addresses in Paris (Place de la Madeleine and Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré), he catered to a clientele of celebrities and socialites, including the Rothschild family, as well as sportsmen and industrialists.
An interior designer rather than a furniture designer, Thibier produced some furniture for his clients, with the intention of creating "modern antiques" that harmonize with other European antiques and convey a strong impression of opulence. To achieve this, he created geometric wrought iron furniture covered with a very subtle gold leaf. Some of his pieces are signed and numbered.
In the 1970s, Robert Thibier also collaborated with Maison Ramsay and created some of their most famous creations.
His grave in the Montparnasse cemetery is a testament to his sense of style.
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