Maison Gouffé Case Pieces and Storage Cabinets

Pair Gouffe cerused oak wall shelf deco, 1930s, France Beautiful cerused wall shelf with an interesting shape. The shelf is a good example of timeless design. This shelf was part of...

Exceptional & breathtaking! This museum worthy monumental pair of Art Nouveau cabinets ''Les Hortensias" designed & produced by Maison Gouffé Jeune Paris in 1902. Made for and displayed at the ''1902 the Salon du Mobilier'' held at the Grand Palais. Maison Gouffé Paris has been world-famous for decades producing the most exquisite & high quality pieces of furniture in multiples styles and era's and this pair of art nouveau cabinets perfectly reflects that fame. Exceptional craftsmanship that just impresses at any angle. The cabinets are made from the highest quality materials & highest possible level of craftsmanship available. All carved details are done fully by hand and in solid Mahogany, for example the hortensias carved in the door panels & the organic floral buffet...

DESCRIPTION: Walnut veneer storage cabinet with quadrangular opening and four doors decorated with gilded brass frame. Circa 1950, France. CONDITION: Very good condition. Wear consistent with age and use. DIMENSIONS: Height: 159cm (62.40in) Width: 240cm (94.48in) Depth: 50cm (17.52in) ABOUT THE DESIGNER: Jean Royère (French, 1902–1981) was an important furniture and interior designer of the 20th century. Born into a distinguished family, Royère originally worked as a banker before quitting in 1931 to pursue his passion for design. Following his apprenticeship with Parisian furniture maker Pierre Gouffe, Royère went on to win a contest to design the brasserie for the luxurious Hotel Carlton on the Champs-Élysées in 1934. From there, his fame quickly grew, and he went on to found his own company in 1944, designing custom furniture for high-end clients. Throughout his life, Royère traveled extensively, notably opening offices in Cairo, Beirut, Teheran, and Sao Paulo. Some of his most enthusiastic patrons included King Farouk, King Hussein of Jordan, and the Shah of Iran. His most memorable work was often considered whimsical or even eccentric, featuring unusual elements such as furry armchairs...

A FINE ART DECO MACASSAR EBONY VITRINE DISPLAY CABINET WITH BLIND-DOOR BOOKCASES Retains original label inside drawer for manufacturer GOUFFÉ à PARIS France, ca. 1930 Item # 310KWO0...

Bold and striking, this open cabinet exudes the charm of the Art Deco movement. Designed by the highly regarded furniture manufacturer Maison Gouffé, known for their training and man...

Elegant chest of drawers opening with three drawers in two rows. Work "without cross" inlaid on all sides with flowers in rosewood and violet wood reserves. Beautiful ornamentation o...