Jean Claude Mahey desk, brass & beige lacquer, 1970`s ca, France.
This elegant 1970`s vintage desk is in the Art Deco style, reinterpreted in the fashionable materials of the 70`s: brass & lacquer. The geometrical form is architectural with the Neoclassical `frieze-like` trim in polished brass and column inspired base. Together the combination creates a strong & cool statement well suited for a range of interior design schemes such as Modernist, Minimalist, Hollywood Regency or Industrial.
The large rectangular Minimal lacquered top is trimmed all around with brass. This top securely sits on 2 pedestal legs of concentric bi-banding square section brass with a central beige lacquered plate in the Art Deco style. The underside has two stretchers of brass connecting the legs which adds to the design and stability.
The frame is structurally sound and the lacquer finish on the legs is excellent. The top beige lacquer finish is in very good condition with a uniform colour & gloss, no damages or marks, with only a light surface patina on the lacquer in line with age. The brass finish is also in very good condition with only tiny signs of wear on the legs.
This piece could also function as a dining table (item code: 10755) as photographed.
Packing is offered free of charge. The top is removable and could easily be unscrewed from the legs if needed. All the pieces would be bubble wrapped with a final layer of either cellophane or card.
The legs are 120 cm apart and each has a depth of 56 cm.
Jean Claude Mahey Furniture
Jean Claude Mahey graduated from the Applied Arts College of Paris in 1966 and set up his own design company in 1976. Read more on our Blog about
Jean Claude Mahey Furniture.
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