Beyond his celebrated hand-forged jewellery, Jacques Moniquet also created a small number of exceptional sculptural design pieces.
This pair of pleated brass table legs, designed for Chéret Paris in 1975, is among his rarest creations. Only three pairs are known to exist, and the provenance of each pair is documented.
Entirely sculptural in character, the pleated brass construction reflects Moniquet's distinctive artistic language.
The bases are intended to support a glass coffee table top, available on request, but they can equally be displayed individually as sculptural “bout de canapé” pieces.
More than functional furniture, they are collectible works of design that illustrate Jacques Moniquet's artistic vision beyond jewellery.
Designer: Jacques Moniquet
Edition: Chéret Paris
Year: 1975
Material: Pleated brass (laiton plissé)
Rarity: One of only three documented pairs
Suitable for a glass coffee table or as bout de canapé
Glass top available on request
Beyond his celebrated hand-forged jewellery, Jacques Moniquet also created a small number of exceptional sculptural design pieces.
This pair of pleated brass table legs, designed for Chéret Paris in 1975, is among his rarest creations. Only three pairs are known to exist, and the provenance of each pair is documented.
Entirely sculptural in character, the pleated brass construction reflects Moniquet's distinctive artistic language.
The bases are intended to support a glass coffee table top, available on request, but they can equally be displayed individually as sculptural “bout de canapé” pieces.
More than functional furniture, they are collectible works of design that illustrate Jacques Moniquet's artistic vision beyond jewellery.
Designer: Jacques Moniquet
Edition: Chéret Paris
Year: 1975
Material: Pleated brass (laiton plissé)
Rarity: One of only three documented pairs
Suitable for a glass coffee table or as bout de canapé
Glass top available on request
