Pavilion Antiques Furniture

Table lamp by French ceramic artist Roger Capron. The lamp is drawn with the image of the woman that Capron used very often. Often smiling, with the sun or floral motif in the image....

Angelo Mangiarotti manufactured by Skipper, circa 1970. Model Triangle from the Eros Collection, black Marquina marble. This is a rare table. The asymmetrical design is outstanding a...

Stainless steel desk chair by forma Nova and newly reupholstered in black hair on hide cowhide. The stainless steel is polished with a matte surface with no pitting or surface issues...

This model Tegola lamp was designed by Bruno Gecchelin for Skipper and Pollux. The base comes in brown Grigio marble with a black lacquered metal shade. Tegola means roof tile in...

Black and gray iconic mottled glaze vase by Carlo Zauli. The black potion of the glaze is composed of both matte and glossy glaze. The vase, the archetype of every ceramist, is c...

Dedal wall shelf designed by Mathieiu Mategot, circa 1950 Painted perforated steel. The Dedal wall shelf by Mathieu Matégot is a modular metal shelf. This shelf can be hung alone or...

Max Ingrand designed for Fontana Arte Faceted Italian glass dish Vide Poche. Fontana Arte faceted Italian glass dish in very thick iconic Fontana Arte green glass...

Babel vase by Italian artist Lupo Horiokami black ashwood, gold metallic foil. After 20 years in the world of tattooing he understood the importance o...

Highly textured Porcelaine Noire vase by Martin Freyer. Made in Germany by Martin Freyer for Rosenthal, Studio Line. Black unglazed porcelain exterior with glazed porcelain interior.

Black marble dish or vide poche designer by Egidio Di Rosa and Pier Alessandro Giusti for Up&Up International, Italy, circa 1960-1970. The dish in p...

The now iconic bronze coupe vase from the Rick Owens bronze relic collection. This is shown in the black patina. Designed in 2012. Each bronze is signed. Can be used as vase or sc...

Arno Declercq’s works are monumental and ethno-graphic pieces of art. Objects with a strong identity influenced by his passion for brutalism and tribal art, each piece has a function...

Interesting French floor lamp in black wrought iron with a pineapple or basket motif in the central portion on splayed legs. Very architectural. Attributed to Rene Jean Caillette, ...

Very chic matte stainless steel table lamp by Jansen for Maison et Jardin in orientalist pagoda style motif. Mostly likely designed by Francois See. In th...

Pavilion is very excited to continue its dialogue with contemporary French design and welcomes Jonas Fernando Pires to Pavilions contemporary collection. Born in Paris in 1987, Jonas Fernando Pires quickly showed a particular attraction for architecture. He produced his first works at the age of 20 years and created a collection of furniture. Material predilections of the artist are steel and concrete. His work is clean, inspired by minimalism. Architects Tadao Ando and Mies van der Rohe are his references but Jonas Fernando Pires creative language is, creative freedom, the rule quality, enrolling in a traditional sense. His latest creations are centered around the idea of ​​mood lighting, with amazing works where he revisits spaces with shadow and light. Recently he has presented at 2013 Maison Objet, L'Eclaireur, Vip Room Paris, Cannes, and Salone di Mobile 2013, Milan. His first exhibition in the United States will be with the French Design Connection hosted by the Chambers Hotel in NYC during ICFF and now at Pavilion in Chicago. His gallery in Paris is on rue de Verneuil...

A brushed chinois motif stainless steel table lamp designed by Francois see for Maison Jansen. 1970s interpretation of neoclassical design, with an Asian ...