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It's exciting to stumble across a piece of contemporary design history such as this, and I quickly found many examples of Maison Jansen brass palm lamps

An iconic brass palm tree illuminated wall mirror designed by Christian Techoueyres for Maison Jansen. Crafted of brass sheet metal over wood with a canopy of torch cut and welded burnished brass palm fronds. The metal is in good condition, with a nice aged patina and minor scratches. Original working lamps provide a warm ambient light. Wired through the palm trunk with a line switch on the cord. Circa 1970s. Overall dimensions" 52.5"H x 30"W x 12"D Frame: 52.5"H x 24.75"W x 2"D Mirror: 49"H…

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Square coffee table with two glass tiers and a brass frame with conical legs attributed to Maison Jansen. Ex Hotel Königshof, Munich.

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Leading interior design in the U.S. well into the 20th century was a French firm by the name of Jansen. In a book by the same name, author James Archer Abbott transports the reader back in time to the origins of what became the most important house of decoration, led by Stephane Boudin. From 1936 to 1961, Boudin was the president and main interior designer for Jansen, continuing the tradition of decorating houses for royalty, financial scions and international high society. No other firm had…

French Neo-classical desk inspired by a design of Maison Jansen. Black ebonized mahogany. Silver leaf filets. Top covered with leather. #maisonjansendesk#maisonjansenfurniture#neoclassicaldesk