Lacquered Console Table and Brass by Guy Lefevre, France, 1970s

Nice geometrical contemporary console table “Y” in white lacquered metal, brass cabochon and marble with gold vein. Small Italian exclusive production, quality of making. All made in...

Very rare Console in travertine and black marble by the italian editor manufacture Cattelan Italia. Design attributed to Carlo Scarpa. Famous design like Gio Ponti, Gianfranco Fratti...

Mid-Century Modern Space Age Boomerang curve free form console table or writing desk in marble and black painted lacquered metal compass feet. In the...

Console table or desk massive resin orange inclusion, nice stainless steel feet by the artist Thomas Brant. Monogram TB and date 2014. Edition of 10 exemplary. Different work from the fractal resin of Pierre Giraudon, François Godebski, Marie Claude Fouquières.

Guy Lefevre, elegant console in lacquered wood and brass, opening with two drawers, circa 1970

Guy Lefevre, rare console table in steel and glass circa 1970.

Console in brushed brass and turquoise-blue lacquer, two-drawer pedestal front, lower shelf in clear glass. Guy Lefevre for Maison Jansen, circa 1970. Cabinet and drawer interiors in mat varnished Sapelli mahogany. Biography Guy Lefèvre is a designer best known for having worked for the French brand Maison Jansen, for which he designed furniture in the 1960s. He has also collaborated with brands such as Knoll, Steiner and Artifort. His creations are characterized by a refined aesthetic, marked by the use of modern materials such as metal, glass and leather. In particular, he created armchairs and sofas with simple and elegant lines, which were very successful in the 1970s. Guy Lefèvre has received numerous distinctions and prizes throughout his career, he is considered one of the greatest French designers of the second half of the 20th century. Story Maison Jansen is an interior design house based in Paris, France. It was founded in 1880 by the Dutchman...

Superb Guy Lefevre for Maison Jansen two-tier console. Brass and smoke glass. From the floor to the first floor: 9"H