Mid-Century French Faux Bamboo Brass Two-Tier Coffee Table Jacques Adnet Style

$2,900

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Crafted in France circa 1960, in the stye of Jacques Adnet, the elegant, midcentury brass cocktail table is both useful and stylish. The table has a popular faux bamboo frame with wonderful, clean lines and a modern, neoclassical sensibility. The low table shelves are dressed with an inset glass top with a mirrored edge. The table is in excellent condition commensurate with age and use, with a rich patinated gilt finish. Place this low table in a living room, library, or office.
Jacques Adnet gained early acclaim at the Salon d’Automne and Les Expositions des Arts Decoratifs. He designed furniture, mirrors, apartments, and offices for clients like French president Vincent Auriol and Unesco. Adnet was a pioneer of new trends, known for his avant-garde approach and innovative use of form and materials. He was one of the first to incorporate metal and glass in furniture design and, post-war, .
Measures: 42.25″ W x 24.25″ D x 15″ H.

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