Canted Console in Black Lacquer and Brass Opening with Two Drawers, by Jean-Claude Mahey, Circa 1970

Canted console in black lacquer and brass opening with two drawers in the apron with brass escutcheons.

Faceted corner uprights sheathed in brass, lower lacquered tier forming a base.

A creation by Jean-Claude Mahey, circa 1970.

Dimensions : Width 120 cm × Depth 42 cm × Height 82 cm.

Réf : 50's-64056

DETAILS DU PRODUIT

Condition Bon état
Period 1970–1980
Country of Origin France
Dimensions (cm) Largeur 120 cm × Profondeur 42 cm × Hauteur 82 cm
Dimensions (in) Largeur 47,24 in × Profondeur 16,54 in × Hauteur 32,28 in
Style Design
Creator Jean-Claude Mahey
Matériaux Bois laqué noir, laiton

DESCRIPTION DU PRODUIT

This console features a canted top in deep black lacquer, underlined by a brass edge, above an apron opening with two drawers with rectangular brass escutcheons. The corner uprights, faceted and clad in brass alternating with the lacquer, descend to a lower black-lacquered tier ringed in brass that closes the composition at the bottom and serves as a shelf.

This rigorous dialogue between mirror-black lacquer and gilt brass is the signature of Jean-Claude Mahey, the French creator of the 1970s whose lacquered furniture — consoles, sideboards, coffee tables — embodies the Parisian chic of the decade, between Art Deco heritage and seventies glamour.

Condition report: Good general condition. Black lacquer of beautiful depth showing possible fine surface scratches inherent to use, brass with an even gilt patina. Drawers functional. A graphic and refined console, ideal in an entrance or behind a sofa.

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