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Guy Lefèvre for Maison Jansen, Desk Table, blue lacquered steel and leather top, 1970s -
Alain Delon for Maison Jansen, Sideboard, brass and black lacquer, 1972 -
Christian Techoueyres for Maison Jansen, Palm Tree Floor Lamp, brass, 1970s -
Guy Lefèvre for Maison Jansen, End Tables or Nightstands, blue lacquered steel, 1970s -
Guy Lefèvre for Maison Jansen, Desk Table, rose lacquered steel and leather top, 1970s -
Maison Jansen, Two-Tier End Tables, brass and opaline glass, 1970s -
Maison Jansen, French Palm Tree Floor Lamp, brass, 1970s -
Alain Delon for Maison Jansen, Pair of End Tables, white lacquer and brass, 1975 -
Maison Jansen, Pair of Retractable Wing Sconces, metal and brass, 1960s -
Maison Jansen, Dining Table, brass and black opaline glass, 1970s -
Maison Jansen, Pair of Neoclassical Armchairs, grey velvet, 1970s -
Maison Jansen, Pair of Gueridon Tables, brass and red lacquer, 1960s -
Maison Jansen, Sideboard, golden lacquer and brass, 1970s -
Maison Jansen, Pair of End Tables, black wood and brass, stamped, 1950s -
Alain Delon for Maison Jansen, Sideboard Commode, brass and white lacquer, 1975 -
Maison Jansen, Ebonized Chest of Drawers, bronze, stamped, 1950s -
Maison Jansen, Pair of Three-Tier Side Tables, brass and brown leather, 1970s -
Maison Jansen, Royal Dining Table, black lacquered top, 1960s -
Jacques Charpentier for Maison Jansen, Pair of Ottomans, Métaphores upholstery, 1970s -
Maison Jansen, Set of 12 Curule Chairs, steel, brass and pink velvet, 1960s -
Maison Jansen, Black Nesting Tables, brass and opaline glass, 1960s -
Maison Jansen early palm tree lamps mahogany bronze 1960 -
Maison Jansen, Two-Tier End Tables, brass and opaline glass, 1970s -
Jacques Charpentier for Maison Jansen, Pair of Ottomans, mohair velvet, 1970s
Maison Jansen
Maison Jansen was founded in Paris in 1880 by the Dutch-born Jean-Henri Jansen and became one of the most influential decorating houses of the twentieth century. Under Stéphane Boudin it worked for royal households and notably advised on the restoration of the White House under Jacqueline Kennedy. Its furniture, in a refined neoclassical taste, includes brass palm tree lamps and lacquered pieces. Collectors look for stamped or documented Jansen furniture.
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