Morateur Gallery

906N La Cienega Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90069
United States
310.360.0588
www.morateur.com 
          Morateur Gallery French furniture for Investors & Collectors. 
In 1992, renowned art critic Raphael Valensi discovered Philippe Morateur and wrote about him for Revenu Francais (a magazine dedicated to the stock market and investments). In his article, Valensi applauded Morateur for his unique eye in choosing art and antique items that were sound financial investments. Over 20 years later, Christie’s auction house set a record that echoed Valensi’s words. A long-time client of Morateur, and the owner of a museum, sold a rug at a record price for that artist: $237,433.00, a 1930’s Art Deco design by Fernand Leger. More than two times than the initial investment price with Morateur twelve years before. Specializing in French Art Deco and rare XXth century furniture and decorative arts, Philippe Morateur brings over 25 years of his expertise in France to the heart of Los Angeles. Considered an international Art Deco expert, Morateur has lent his expertise to auction houses, advised museums on their collections, and participated in prestigious Antique and Art shows.Morateur Gallery carries only authentic, original pieces, one-of-a kind from the most famous artists of the era…
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Maxime Old Maxime Old Exceptional Chandelier France 1946
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Maxime Old Maxime Old, Exceptional... H 34 in W 44 in D 21 in $ 20,000
Exceptional and Rare Oak and Brass Swivel Desk Chair 1930
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Exceptional and Rare Oak... H 33 in W 25 in D 25 in $ 9,800
Herm s Herm s Birkin Bag 40 from Herm s Staff
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Hermès Hermès Birkin Bag 40 from... H 15 in W 15 in D 7 in $ 12,000
Prince De Galles Hotel Pair of 1930s Bronze and Crystal Lamps Paris
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Prince De Galles Hotel,... H 16 in W 7 in D 7 in $ 3,400
Important Presidential Rug
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Important Presidential Rug W 115 in D 165 in $ 2,800
Prince De Galles Hotel Adjustable Bronze Desk Lamp Paris circa 1930
Prince De Galles Hotel,... H 14 in W 4 in D 10 in $ 2,800
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