Art Deco dressing table - Stamped : Jean Fauré - Walnut
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- Epoca : 20° secolo - 1900
- Stile : Art Déco
- Altezza : 148cm
- Larghezza : 131cm
- Profondità : 52cm
- Materiale : American walnut
- Prezzo: 6000€
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Museal dressing table stamped by Jean Fauré.
Jean Fauré (1896-1983) was a Toulouse cabinetmaker with a classical modernity. He was a worthy successor of Hélène Gasset-Housset who exhibited at the Salon des Artistes Décorateurs from 1920 to 1934.
Period: Art Deco - Circa: 1930
Stamped: Jean Fauré "JF
Dimensions with glass: H :148 x L :131 x W :52cm
Height of the cabinet : 67cm - Diameter of the mirror : 108cm
Our dressing table is made of wood and American walnut veneer with side pedestals opening on the top, each one with a cupboard and a door revealing a beautiful storage space enhanced by an inlaid internal drawer.
Walnut or its Latin name "Juglans", whether from France or America, is a wood much appreciated in furniture making, but also in decoration, luxury car dashboards, guitar making and old radio sets.
Its grey colour in its raw state gives way to a more or less dark brown colour when varnished or oiled.
The central shelf is made of glass with a rectangular and slightly lowered cut. The mirror is fixed and round. The mirror is original and fixed on a wooden support.
Stamp of the master on the right side of the footrest.
This unique piece has been entirely restored by the TWS workshop (Wimereux), where the know-how of our craftsmen concerned with preserving our beautiful heritage, in the rules of art has been once again highlighted with a dismantling and a meticulous stripping, for a restoration of the frames, veneers and marquetry varnished with a buffer.
Art Deco is an artistic movement that began in 1910 and ended in 1939. This typically French style succeeded the exuberance of Art Nouveau, which was primarily ornamental.
Instead, Art Deco returned to the purity of form and was both geometric and decorative. It is extremely influential especially in architecture and design, as well as all forms of plastic arts.
Art Deco furniture is the work of decorative artists aimed at a wealthy clientele with a thirst for novelty, but which remains relatively conformist. It is furniture made by cabinetmakers who seek luxury and perfection. The furniture is therefore often unique.
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Jean Fauré (1896-1983) was a Toulouse cabinetmaker with a classical modernity. He was a worthy successor of Hélène Gasset-Housset who exhibited at the Salon des Artistes Décorateurs from 1920 to 1934.
Period: Art Deco - Circa: 1930
Stamped: Jean Fauré "JF
Dimensions with glass: H :148 x L :131 x W :52cm
Height of the cabinet : 67cm - Diameter of the mirror : 108cm
Our dressing table is made of wood and American walnut veneer with side pedestals opening on the top, each one with a cupboard and a door revealing a beautiful storage space enhanced by an inlaid internal drawer.
Walnut or its Latin name "Juglans", whether from France or America, is a wood much appreciated in furniture making, but also in decoration, luxury car dashboards, guitar making and old radio sets.
Its grey colour in its raw state gives way to a more or less dark brown colour when varnished or oiled.
The central shelf is made of glass with a rectangular and slightly lowered cut. The mirror is fixed and round. The mirror is original and fixed on a wooden support.
Stamp of the master on the right side of the footrest.
This unique piece has been entirely restored by the TWS workshop (Wimereux), where the know-how of our craftsmen concerned with preserving our beautiful heritage, in the rules of art has been once again highlighted with a dismantling and a meticulous stripping, for a restoration of the frames, veneers and marquetry varnished with a buffer.
Art Deco is an artistic movement that began in 1910 and ended in 1939. This typically French style succeeded the exuberance of Art Nouveau, which was primarily ornamental.
Instead, Art Deco returned to the purity of form and was both geometric and decorative. It is extremely influential especially in architecture and design, as well as all forms of plastic arts.
Art Deco furniture is the work of decorative artists aimed at a wealthy clientele with a thirst for novelty, but which remains relatively conformist. It is furniture made by cabinetmakers who seek luxury and perfection. The furniture is therefore often unique.
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