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Guillerme and Chambron, Sliding Doors Sideboard in Oak, 1960s

Creator: Guillerme et Chambron
Offered by: Jasper Maison

Description
Guillerme et Chambron for Votre Maison, credenza, in oak, France, 1960s.
Two sliding doors on the front with behind two shelves and one door on each sides for more storage space.
This sideboard has been fully cleaned and newly waxed in a neutral color wax.
Good condition.

The company, Votre Maison, has marked the history of French design. Guillerme et Chambron get acquainted for the first time in 1940 in a stalag, a prisoners camp in Oriental Prussia. Prisoners, they become friends, but the first post-war years they part. A graduate of the Boule school in 1934, Robert Guillerme puts his talent at the service of the Rogier workshops, a big company in the Lille area. Jacques Chambron, a graduate of the Applied Arts School in Reims, with his own painting and decoration workshop in Paris. In 1948, Chambron and his family leave Paris to settle in Lille. Both men meet again together with Emile Darioseq, owner of a cabinetwork workshop looking for new outputs: Votre Maison will see the day a year later in 1949.

More Information

Documentation:	Documented elsewhere (similar item)
Origin:	France
Period:	1950-1979
Materials:	Brass,Oak,Wood
Condition:	Good. Refinished. This sideboard has been fully cleaned and newly waxed in a neutral color wax. Few Light stains on the top. Good condition.
Styles / Movements:	Modern, Mid Century
Incollect Reference #:	633654

Dimensions

W.	95.67 in;	H.	34.65 in;	D.	20.48 in;
W.	243 cm;	H.	88.01 cm;	D.	52.02 cm;

Shipping Information:

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Message from Seller:

Jasper Maison is dedicated to the selection and presentation of original works by important European designers of the 20th century. Established in 2013, the gallery offers a selection of pieces created between 1930 and 1980. Our focus is on works with pure and sober lines, made with noble materials and always in excellent vintage condition. Located in the heart of Le Marais district, in the center of Paris, the gallery encompasses a 250 square meter space.

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