Pair of Bistro Tables from Drouant Restaurant, Paris 1970

Very beautiful console coming from the French restaurant, Drouant in Paris. This console is composed of an antiques style églomisé mirror framed in wood and mounted on a black base,...

ONE WALL LAMP, or sconce, from a set of six (This listing is for one lamp). Structure in metal, supporting two Demi-lune pieces of 5/8" thick glass. Light is coming from the bottom part throughout a candelabra LED lightbulb. Provenance: Restaurant DROUANT, Paris, France. Circa 1960 Drouant Restaurant is one of the most famous restaurants in Paris. Located at 16-18, Place Gaillon in Paris. Begun in 1880 as a small bistro, the Restaurant Drouant was soon frequented by literary and artistic figures including Daudet, Rodin, Pissarro, and Renoir, who would dine together there on Friday nights, paving the way for the restaurant's reputation as a locus of intellectual and artistic life in Paris. Since 1914, the French literary organization l'Académie Goncourt has met in the salon Drouant, and continues to announce its famous annual prize, "Le Prix de Goncourt'' from the Ruhlmann designed wrought iron staircase...

Original Poster issued during the exhibition consecrated to "The Africa(s)" in Paris in 2000 in the famous department store " La Samaritaine" Titled " AfriqueS Je vous aime, meaning AfricaS I love you. Framed. Beautiful shot combining two representations of the African...

Model of Pierre Guariche, France, 1970 We recently acquired a large set of floor lamps from a hotel in Paris. They have been restored and rewired for US. This pair of these articula...

Model PM3 Important and impressive pair of table lamps Bronze plate mounted on brass or gilt metal frame. Base in 3/4" Starfire glass The bronze is patinated and polished The siz...

MAXIME OLD (1910 - 1991) Pair of chairs from the Marhaba Hotel in Morocco, France 1953 Exceptional and extremely rare pair of Maxime Old chairs from the Marhaba Hotel in Morocco. ...

Luxe and inventive, this midcentury dining table by Romeo Rega for Metalarte has been maintained in very good vintage condition. It’s the black lacquer top that makes this midcentury...

A fabulous center table/gueridon with a carved wooden roman figure of a man dressed in Italian 18th century attire with a gorgeous Pietra Dura marble top. Fabulously hand carved, thi...

19th century French table with mother of pearl. French table from the 19th century with mother-of-pearl very decorative table from the 19th century with mother-of-pearl inlays and h...

A charming and elegant brass gueridon or center table measuring 30" diameter and 29" high. Stylized hoof feet, smoked glass top.

Fine white lacquered Hollywood Regency brass-mounted bouilliote, end or center table in the style of Maison Jansen. This spectacular center or end table is stunning having a bronze framed white and gray veined marble top with a bronze framed apron supported by double bamboo bronze form tripod legs leading to a lower shelf and three feet with bronze claw shoes. This is a fine example of workmanship at its best. This piece is accompanied by a letter of Authentication from James Archer Abbott, Author of 'Designing Camelot: The Kennedy White House...

A fine Empire style gilt bronze mahogany gueridon or centre table  With a verde antico marble top.  In the manner of Jacob-Desmalter,  circa 1880 Height 31 1/4 Diameter 35 in.   A very fine Empire style gilt bronze-mounted mahogany guéridon after a model by Jacob-Desmalter, the circular verde antico marble top above a mahogany frieze mounted with laurel leaf banding in between rosettes and anthemions, supported of the heads of three finely cast gilt bronze female caryatids, each facing outward with hair in plaits, bare feet and arms crossed, wearing arm bands and a low cut diaphanous dress gathered up toward her breast, the stretcher centred by a chased covered urn flanked by three elegant crouching winged sphinxes wearing Nemes headdresses and plaits tied at the front. The design for this superb guéridon is based on a famous table-console or ‘console double face’ by the celebrated firm of Paris ébénistes Jacob-Desmalter which was itself based on designs by Napoleon’s chief architects and ornamentalistes Charles Percier (1764-1838) and Pierre François Léonard Fontaine...