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Mid-century Bagues Style Gallery Top Brass Coffee Table

Offered by: Maison de Provence

Description
Mid-Century Baguès Style Oval Brass Coffee Table | Circa 1960 | Hollywood Regency
A striking mid-century oval brass coffee table in the Hollywood Regency style, circa 1960, inspired by the renowned design house of Maison Baguès. The table features a finely reticulated gallery surrounding the original églomisé mirrored glass top, adding both shimmer and sophistication. Elegantly fluted legs are joined by a graceful curved stretcher, providing structural balance and visual interest. The brass has been professionally polished and sealed with a clear lacquer finish, ensuring lasting shine and preventing future oxidation for easy maintenance.
Mid-Century Baguès Style Oval Brass Coffee Table | Circa 1960 | Hollywood Regency
A striking mid-century oval brass coffee table in the Hollywood Regency style, circa 1960, inspired by the renowned design house of Baguès. The table features a finely reticulated gallery surrounding the original églomisé mirrored glass top, adding both shimmer and sophistication. Elegantly fluted legs are joined by a graceful curved stretcher, providing structural balance and visual interest. The brass has been professionally polished and sealed with a clear lacquer finish, ensuring lasting shine and preventing future oxidation for easy maintenance.

More Information

Origin:	France
Period:	1950-1979
Materials:	Eglomise glass
Condition:	Good. Professionally polished & sealed with a clear lacquer for ease of care
Creation Date:	1960
Styles / Movements:	Modern, Hollywood Regency
Dealer Reference #:	SKU00001443
Incollect Reference #:	818720

Dimensions

W.	44 in;	H.	18 in;	D.	16 in;
W.	111.76 cm;	H.	45.72 cm;	D.	40.64 cm;

Message from Seller:

Terri Goldsmith’s journey in the pursuit of treasures for the home began when she started sourcing furniture for a French-style home she designed and built in New Orleans. Her French ancestry along with the rich European culture of New Orleans directed her to discover her passion for the treasure hunt. As a direct importer of distinctive 18th & 19th century French, Italian, and Swedish antiques, Terri has a discriminating eye for refined style.