Maison Ramsay

Maison Ramsay was a Parisian decorating house active from the 1930s to the 1960s. It became known for elegant neoclassical furniture in the Directoire and Louis XVI traditions, often in lacquered or gilded wood and bronze, including tables, consoles, seating and bouillotte lamps. Its production embodies the refined decorative taste of Parisian interiors of the period. Collectors value its pieces for their quality of execution and classical proportions.