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Maison Jansen, Coffee Table, lapis lazuli marquetry, 1970 -
Maison Jansen, Three-Tier Gueridon Table, bronze and black leather, 1970s -
Maison Jansen, Pair of Louis XV Neoclassical Slipper Chairs, 1940s -
Maison Jansen, Pair of Nightstands, black lacquer and brass, 1960s -
Maison Jansen, Fireplace Mantel, brushed steel and carved stone, 1968 -
Maison Jansen, Demi-Lune Shelving Unit, bronze and mirror, 1932 -
Maison Jansen, Pair of Reeds and Water Lilies Floor Lamps, brass, 1970s -
Maison Jansen foliage gilt bronze floor lamp 1950s -
Maison Jansen, Mirrored Bar Cabinet, giltwood, 1940 -
Jacques Charpentier for Maison Jansen, Pair of Ottomans, white alpaca, 1970s -
Maison Jansen, Pair of Two-Tier Side Tables, brass and brown leather, 1960s -
Maison Jansen, Pair of Two-Tier Side Tables, brass and green lacquer, 1970s -
Alain Delon for Maison Jansen, Lacquered Coffee Table, brass and chrome, 1972 -
Maison Jansen, Pair of Two-Tier Side Tables, brass and black leather, 1960s
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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