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French Glass Top Table in the style of Michel Mangematin

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A sculptural French Mid-Century Modern table in the style of Michel Mangematin, circa 1960. This striking piece features an organically shaped gilt bronze base, composed of elegantly arched and intersecting elements that create a strong architectural presence while maintaining a refined, airy profile.


The base supports a rectangular clear glass top, allowing the sculptural bronze form beneath to remain fully visible. The contrast between the clean geometry of the glass and the fluid, almost animalistic lines of the bronze exemplifies the French mid-century fascination with organic modernism and artisanal metalwork.


Versatile in scale and function, this table works beautifully as a dining table for an intimate setting, a writing desk, or a statement center table in a living or library space. The gilt bronze surface displays a warm patina, with subtle variations and wear consistent with age, enhancing its authenticity and character.


A refined and collectible example of French decorative arts from the mid-20th century, ideal for interiors that balance modern design with sculptural elegance.


Michel Mangematin was a French designer active during the mid-20th century, best known for his sculptural approach to furniture and metalwork. Working primarily in the 1950s and 1960s, Mangematin embraced the principles of French Mid-Century Modern design, combining organic forms with refined craftsmanship.


His work is characterized by fluid, architectural lines and an emphasis on sculptural bases, often executed in bronze or other metals. Mangematin’s designs reflect the postwar French fascination with nature-inspired forms, artisanal techniques, and the dialogue between structure and movement. Pieces attributed to his style frequently blur the line between functional furniture and decorative sculpture.


Today, tables and furnishings in the style of Michel Mangematin are sought after for their distinctive presence, elegant proportions, and timeless appeal, fitting seamlessly into both modern and eclectic interiors.

Details: Gilded Bronze, Glass
Country of Origin: France
Dimensions: 28.5" H x 59" W x 31.5" D

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