Pair of Small Brass Pedestal Tables with Mahogany Top and Openwork Gallery, Tripod Base, by Maison Jansen, 1950s

Pair of small brass pedestal tables with a circular top fitted with mahogany, encircled by a tall openwork gallery with egg motifs. Central fluted shaft resting on a tripod base with cambered legs ending in scrolls. Work by Maison Jansen. Dimensions: Width: 39 cm | Depth: 39 cm | Height: 56 cm.
Réf : 50's-63942

DETAILS DU PRODUIT

Condition Bon état Good condition
Period 1950–1960 1950–1960
Style Neoclassical
Creator Maison Jansen Maison Jansen
Matériaux Laiton, acajou
Pays France
Country France
Materials Brass, mahogany
Dimensions Largeur 15,35 in × Profondeur 15,35 in × Hauteur 22,05 in Largeur 39 cm × Profondeur 39 cm × Hauteur 56 cm

DESCRIPTION DU PRODUIT

Each pedestal table presents a circular top fitted with varnished mahogany in warm mahogany-burgundy tones, encircled by a tall brass openwork gallery with finely pierced egg motifs. The turned and fluted central shaft rests on a tripod base with ribbed cambered legs, ending in small crozier scrolls. This typology of movable pedestal table — openwork gallery, fluted shaft, cambered tripod — is characteristic of the productions of Maison Jansen, the great Parisian decorating house founded in 1880, supplier to royal courts, whose small brass furniture accompanied the most prestigious living rooms. Condition report: Good overall condition. Brass with a beautiful gilt patina, well-varnished mahogany tops with possible slight marks of use. A precious and mobile pair, perfect as armchair side tables or as occasional bedside tables.

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