'Blue Blues' Pair of End Tables by Armand Jonckers

Square coffee table by Armand Jonckers (signed - see picture 5) The etched design is thought to represent the imagniary vision of the world beyond the sky and the clouds.

Coffee table "Elipse" by armand jonckers - 1980s.

Coffee table square etched brass by Armand Jonckers circa 1970, signed atelier d'Armand Jonckers. This furniture has been fully restored at the Jonckers workshop.

Stunning acid etched brass polish and silvered coffee table by Armand Jonckers depicting an Asian inspired scroll. Resting on a beautiful acid etched brass base. Signed: Armand Jonk...

Armand Jonckers, coffee table, resin, copper, wood, metal, Belgium, 1984 Gorgeous, custom-made coffee table by Belgian designer Armand Jockers. Every detail of this sculptural table catches the eye. The pure combination of refined materials like the engraved copper tabletop in a delicate green resin frame and the colorful architectural feet in wood and metal, truly contribute to the extremely exquisite design. On the edge of being an ornament itself, the table has architectural qualities. The flow of blue to green color within the resin frame in contrast to the top in copper forms a striking expression. Jonckers also highlighted the table by the rare shape of it. Combining a square with four semicircular shapes results in a vivid top that shows almost oriental influences. Most striking is also the design of the four base elements. Here, a square in brass holds two blue beams and a round leg in wood. This red wooden element features a vivid relief of geometric ornaments that differ in size. A line of sharp nails finishes this element. The table is signed and dated on top with the words ‘Armand Jonckers à Rene et Eliane 1984’. Sculptor, engraver, antiquarian, mineralogist, decorator - Armand Jonckers (1939) is a creative multi-talent. Jonckers graduated in Fine Arts in Lausanne in 1957 and opened his own workshop shortly afterwards. Upon graduating, he embarked on a number of creative endeavors: dealing in antiques...

The pair of tables / cabinets, each with an adjustable shelf, having a framed front and atop a rectangular plinth with gilded bronze accents. Each signed on back "Maxime Old"