1960s Coffee Table in the Manner of Jacques Quinet

A vintage French coffee table in solid pine, from the 1960s. In the style of Charlotte Perriand. Exact designer/maker unknown. In original vintage condition. Shows minor signs of we...

A solid oak coffee table by Guillereme et Chambron, France, 1960s. In good condition with minor signs of wear. The top has been refinished.

Vintage 1960s coffee table on a brass bamboo motif trestle base and travertine top. In overall excellent condition. The pair of trestle bases have bee...

A vintage two tiered brass coffee table by Maison Jansen, France, 1960s. Features original glass shelves with mirror bordered details. In good condition. The brass shows some signs o...

Vintage 1960s solid rosewood coffee table with abstract ceramic tiles designed by Ole Bjorn Krüger. In over all excellent condition.

Vintage 1930s armchair in the manner of Jacques Adnet. Newly upholstered in genuine black leather. Wooden legs in a satin black finish. Measure: 26" arm height.

This coffee table is made of painted and gilt steel with a faux-antiques mirror (a little bit damaged on a corner). This is a work in the style of famous French designer Jacques Quin...

Jacques Quinet, France, (1918-1992) Rare coffee table with four sliding pulls, in polished bronze supporting glass shelves. Signed and numbered. Maximum open dimension: Length 61 in Width 41 in Height 15.35 in In 1937, Jacques Quinet was entrusted with the management of the branch of his stepfather's furniture store. In 1941, he opened a decoration office on rue de la Pompe, while regularly visiting the craftsmen of the Faubourg Saint-Antoine, whose skills he admired. He works in particular with the cabinetmaker François Sebesta who introduces him to traditional woodworking techniques. In 1943, he received his first major order: furniture from the company Krema. He opened a space in the 17th century arrdt in 1946, both a gallery and a drawing studio. He collaborates with the ironworkers of art Gilbert Poillerat and Raymond Subes, commissions paintings and mosaics from Jean Bazaine and carpets from Pauline Peugniez. In 1948, he exhibited at the salon of interior decorators. Consequently, the orders flow, carried by a wealthy clientele attracted by its sober and Classic modernism. The characteristic features of his style can be summed up in the elegance of the line, deceptive simplicity and perfect proportions. Jacques Quinet, by taste, was attracted to luxury furniture: he used rare woods, lacquered surfaces and bronze. He works for the Mobilier National, various ministries, the steamers La Bourdonnais, Vietnam, France, the Pasteur. He deploys his talents as a decorator and architect for the Evian Water...

Beautiful coffee table made from iron and glass. Unique and well thought out faux leather base made from metal You could not tell it isn't real leather until you touch it. C...

This very nice coffee table is made of bronze with a black lacquered glass top. This is a model attributed to famous french designer Jacques Quinet, circa 1970. The table is signed a...

Jacques Quinet for Mallabert, coffee table, bronze and smoked glass, circa 1970, France. Height 35 cm, width 120 cm, depth 61 cm.

Bronze and glass coffee table by Jacques Quinet for Maison Malabert. Polished bronze and glass coffee/cocktail table by Jacques Quinet for Maison Malabert. Signed and stamped "broncz...