Maison Jansen, Louis XVI Style, Mahogany, Bronze, Dining Table, France, 1920s

Maison Jansen, Louis XVI Style, Mahogany, Bronze, Dining Table, France, 1920s
A finely crafted dining table featuring bronze mounts, with three removable leaves, each measuring 17.75 inches. The table is supported by tapering reeded legs adorned with signature bronze mounts by Maison Jansen, leading to a bronze-mounted apron. The table top, framed in bronze, has been meticulously refinished to restore its original splendor. This piece was once part of the personal collection of Stéphane Boudin, the President of Maison Jansen, and was housed in his Paris apartment. It was appraised by Sotheby’s in 2008 with a value of $41,000.
Mahogany, Bronze; France, 1920s
Provenance:
Jim Ball New Canaan CT
Stephane Boudin, President of Maison Jansen, Paris, France
Height: 29.25 inches, Width: 76.25 inches, Depth: 44 3/8 inches
Three 17.75 inch insertable leaves; measuring 130 inches in length when fully extended