Michel Lefevre Furniture

Rare vintage Guy Lefevre for Maison Jansen cabinet bar made in the 1970s. Dimensions are 40.25" x 34.25" x 18.75" A quite versatile and luxurious cabinet, that might serve as a bar a...

A 1930s Swedish marquetry chest. The outside all in figured birch, the front having contrasting horizontal sections of highly figured rosewood ...

Tim Vranken is a Belgian furniture designer who focuses on solid, handmade furniture. Throughout his designs the use of pure materials and honest natural processes are paramount. The...

Cocktail bar cabinet, mid-century circa 1950. Two parts, one to store bottles and glasses. Marquetry nets on the shelves. French, iroko veneer and brass. Good condition. Shipp...

Gorgeous exotic wood cabinet with one door, a fold down plate revealing a mirrored bar compartment and three drawers. Chromed metal base. Notice the fantastic wood pattern. 1960s...

Elegant painted screen by Maison Jansen, made in Argentina ca' 1940's in neoclassical style. Each panel is approx. 18.5"wide and 78.75" high. When extended the screen is approx. 5 an...

Dimensions: 40 cm Depth 149 cm Height, 80 cm Width Condition: Good vintage condition with signs of use see photos.

1930s Art Déco 4-pannel straw marquetry folding screen designed by Jean-Michel Frank for Comte S.A., Argentina By: Comte S.A., Jean-Michel Frank Material: wood, straw, metal, brass,...

Mid-century modern 1970's bar cabinet by Guy Lefevre for Maison Jansen in a cream colored glossy lacquer with an Asian inspired frame and door pulls. The cabinet has 2 doors, an open...

Very unique table top folding screen with very detailed inlaid wood.

Arts and Crafts Marquetry Fire Screen This piece hails from the 1920s it is probably from the Rowley Gallery of Kensington, it made in an Oak frame and has an inlaid marquetry pan...

Back in October 2016, on one of his many travels to the Persian Gulf in his role as Honorary Chairman of Christie’s Europe Middle East, Russia and India, David Linley’s fascination with Islamic art and architecture was reignited. A photograph of a vibrant tile mosaic pattern was sent back to the LINLEY studio on Pimlico Road, inspiring the design of the spectacular Girih Treasure Chest. The Girih Treasure Chest explores Islamic pattern through detailed wooden marquetry in brilliant sapphire blue and rich gold tones. Girih is an Islamic decorative art form consisting of geometric lines that create an interlaced framework. As if a precious stone in a delicate claw setting, the chest perches on a simple sycamore frame which is supported by a forged brass metal stretcher. As the center of the design lies an eight-pointed star, taken from a beautiful mosaic tile pattern that caught the eye of LINLEY Founder and Chairman David Linley on a visit to Doha, Qatar back in October 2015. Adorning all façades of the chest, the pattern is created using a specially dyed deep blue ripple sycamore...