1960's Maison Jansen 78" Aluminum with Brass and 49 similar items

1960's Maison Jansen 78" Aluminum with Brass Accent Thick Glass Cocktail Table Overall measures 78" long, 30" wide and 16" tall. The table base measures 58" long, 24" wide and 15" tall. The beveled glass has a thickness of 3/4" and quite heavy. This 1960's Maison Jansen cocktail table is a stunning piece of vintage furniture, featuring a rectangular shape with a thick glass tabletop, aluminum and brass accents. The table exudes a Hollywood Regency style, blending silver, gold, and clear colors to create a sophisticated and timeless look. Made in France, this fully assembled piece is perfect for any indoor room and showcases removable top and beveled glass features, adding to its functionality and aesthetic appeal. Maison Jansen was a world-renowned interior decoration office founded in Paris, France, in 1880 by Dutch-born Jean-Henri Jansen. Global Reach: It was considered the first truly global design firm, with satellite offices in major cities like New York, London, Buenos Aires, and Cairo. Renowned Projects: The firm famously decorated the White House Red Room during the Kennedy administration and served elite clients including European monarchs, the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, and Coco Chanel. Style Evolution: While originally known for traditional "tous les Louis" period reproductions, the firm later embraced Mid-Century Modern and Hollywood Regency styles in the 20th century. Closure: The original Maison Jansen closed its doors in 1989.