Half-Moon Chromed Console with Glass Top, in the Style of Maison Charles, French Work, Circa 1970

This elegant half-moon console is composed of a chromed metal frame of refined design, supporting a glass top that enhances its lightness and transparency. Its demi-lune form, characteristic of the decorative vocabulary of the 1970s, displays a masterful command of chromium-plated metal, with clean, precise lines that lend it an undeniable graphic elegance.

This piece is executed in the spirit of Maison Charles, the prestigious Parisian house founded in 1908 by Albert Charles Fils and perpetuated by his descendants, which established itself as one of the leading names in luxury decorative bronze and metal furniture in twentieth-century France. Renowned for their elaborate compositions in gilt bronze, patinated bronze and chrome, Charles pieces graced the grandest Parisian interiors and became synonymous with refined Parisian luxury. This console captures the same architectural clarity and material sophistication that defined the house's signature aesthetic.

This console would integrate harmoniously into an entrance hall, a drawing room or a dressing room, where its graphic silhouette and luminous chrome would catch the light. A refined piece that brings both functionality and a glamorous, Parisian elegance to any interior.