French Art Nouveau Gilt Floral Blown-Glass Vase Martelé, Legras, 1900s Attributed to Maison Jansen

French Art Nouveau Gilt Floral Blown-Glass Vase Martelé, Legras, 1900s Attributed to Maison JansenCylindrical vase in smoked topaz glass with a fine martel texture, richly hand gilded with trailing daisies and foliage. Gilt line to rim and foot; softly flared base. The hammered ground and raised gold floral work are hallmarks of Legras, Saint Denis, 1900s. Why we love it Quiet luxury: the matte, tactile skin makes the gold leaves glowsculptural on its own, perfect for a single stem.

A beautiful 20th-century oval pedestal 6- seater coffee table in solid wood

polished brass endings and a clear glass tabletop

Quite tall for its design

Arts and Crafts

The rounded rectangular surface echoes the graphic lightness of the chairs

The glass diffuser helps to soften and distribute the light evenly

An Italian 20th-century vintage coffee

distinguished by its expansive 86 cm diameter and refined radial composition

A floor lamp designed with a reading light positioned mid-length which articulates at the base and shade so you can direct the light with ease

Date: Circa 1950s

Wear: Minor signs of wear consistent with age

Reupholstered in a luxurious floral patterned silk and finished with brass stud trim