Pair Of Two-tier Brass And Glass Side Tables. French Work Maison Jansen. Circa 1950
Artist: Maison Jansen
Each side table presents a quadrangular brass structure with tapered uprights, surmounted by seed finials and ending in small bun feet. Two clear glass tiers set into moulded frames articulate the height, offering a double display surface while preserving the visual lightness of the whole.
This Neoclassical restraint — straight lines, slender proportions, polished brass — is characteristic of the productions of Maison Jansen, the great Parisian decorating house founded in 1880, supplier to royal courts and the most prestigious residences. Its small movable brass and glass furniture ranks among the most sought-after on the market.
Condition report: Good overall condition. Brass with a beautiful even gilt patinax. A timeless pair, framing a sofa or as refined bedside tables.
This Neoclassical restraint — straight lines, slender proportions, polished brass — is characteristic of the productions of Maison Jansen, the great Parisian decorating house founded in 1880, supplier to royal courts and the most prestigious residences. Its small movable brass and glass furniture ranks among the most sought-after on the market.
Condition report: Good overall condition. Brass with a beautiful even gilt patinax. A timeless pair, framing a sofa or as refined bedside tables.
3 950 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Design 50's and 60's
Condition: Good condition
Material: Brass
Length: 21.26
Height: 23.62
Depth: 12.99
Reference (ID): 1827190
Availability: In stock
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