Maison Charles France Round Coffee Table with Nesting Tables Brass Chrome

Extremely rare Romeo Rega coffee table with 4 side tables in brassed and chromed steel. Very handy, because you can simply slide the four side tables under your table.

Founded in 1880 by Dutch-born Jean-Henry Jansen, Maison Jansen of Paris is considered the first truly global design firm. With a sophisticated clientele around the world, the house provided design services for European royalty and the redesign of the White House during the Kennedy era. Maison Jansen's style fused traditional European design with trends of the day such as Viennese Secession, Modernism, and Art Deco. Within ten years, the company transformed from designer to designer-manufacturer, with its own showroom gallery that sold antiques in addition to its own collection. Key to Jansen's identity is its playful, often dramatic yet practical design style, like this 1970s Maison Jansen coffee...

Founded in 1880 by Dutch-born Jean-Henry Jansen, Maison Jansen of Paris is considered the first truly global design firm. With a sophisticated clientele around the world, the house provided design services for European royalty...

Horst Brüning for Kill International, coffee tables, teak , steel, Germany, 1960s. Square cocktail table crafted from steel and teak veneer. The design is minimalist, yet the int...

Coffee table, French, made of chromed steel and brass crafted by mid-century iconic Parisian firm “Maison Charles”. It is topped with a shelf of clear glass.

Maison Charles style coffee or side table, this is what you call a statement piece! With a glass top and four, beautiful patinated pure messing peacocks to carry the glass. The engra...

Elegant chrome, polished brass and glass coffee table with four nesting tables, designed by Jean Charles, circa. 1960 made by Maison Charles, France. This is about elegance - a luxu...

Coffee table, French, in the Modernist style by Maison Charles. The iconic coffee table features a lucite incase compartment with a sliding glass top.