Hollywood Regency style dining table “Glamor Seventies”.
Dining table for up to 12 people, in burr/walnut burl with gilt brass details, equipped with two extensions integrated into the central leg.
The Jean-Claude Mahey fashion house was founded in the 1970s.
Practical features:
Easy to transport, fits through standard doorways.
Disassembles into two parts: shelf and central leg containing the extensions.
Condition: Excellent condition, with no missing parts or scratches. Some minor cracks in the epoxy varnish are visible but discreet (see last photo).
Dimensions:
Closed: H 74 × W 136 × D 136 cm
Open with 1 extension leaf: H 74 × W 181 × D 136 cm
Open with 2 extensions: H 74 × W 227 × D 136 cm
- Artist / Designer:Jean-Claude Mahey (1944 - ).
- Period:20th Century / Mid Century / 1960 - 1980.
- Country of Origin:France.
- Dimensions (H x W x D):74,5 x 136 x 136 cm.
- Weight:60 Kg.
- Number of components:1.
- Condition:Excellent.
- Style:Design / Glam Seventies / Hollywood Regency.
- Material:Metal / Brass / Wood.
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Price:2700 €
Biography:
Jean-Claude Mahey (1944–) comes from a family of decorative painters. JCM graduated from the École Supérieure des Arts Appliqués in Paris in 1966. Ten years later, he founded his contemporary furniture design company. Working closely with his wife, Betty Mahey, they have presented numerous designs that have been distributed in France and around the world. Using elegant materials such as lacquer, precious metals, rich woods, and marble, Mahey's creations are crafted in their own workshop. In 1992, they opened their showroom in the center of Paris and gradually brought their children, Cecilia and Maxence, into the business.
Work often compared to or attributed to Willy Rizzo (Mario Sabot edition) or Romeo Rega.