Maison Gouffé Furniture

A very large four door sideboard by Maison Gouffe from Paris in the 1930’s, the sideboard has a porto marble top, two flat central doors, two shaped outer doors all are lockable with...

A very large dining table and eight dining chairs designed, and produced in Paris in the 1930’s, by Gouffe cabinetmakers this is where Jean Royere learnt his trade. The table will se...

Bergere chairs are armchairs with closed sides, as opposed to the open armrests seen in chairs prior to the early 18th century. Designed for comfort and relaxation, bergère chairs feature a deeper and wider design than its predecessor, the fauteuil. This fabulous pair of Louis XVI style armchairs were crafted by Maison Gouffé, in Paris, circa 1940. The wood frames have been painted antique white, which offers a stark contrast to the light brown leather that has been affixed to the seating areas and arms via hundreds of iron nailheads. Slender manchettes and cylindrical bolster pillows have been upholstered in the same leather. The frames have been hand-carved with acanthus leaf and volutes motifs along the armrests. Square joineries have a floret carving on the front side, with recessed square molding on the other three sides. The carved recessions can also be seen along the top of the back and the arm stumps. Each leg has been carved with tapering chandelle legs (known during Louis XVI as gaine legs) and bun feet. Pierre Gouffé...

Vintage solid oak Art Deco sideboard by Jean Royere for maison Gouffé Paris, 1940. Two pannelend doors, in the middle 3 drawers with beautiful bronze handles underneath a curved nich...

Pair of Maison Gouffé armchairs, France, circa 1940, each labeled with plaque, numbered frames Upholstered in off white bouclé, cushions foam core wrapped in down Measures: H 34, D 26.5, W 26.25 inches (Seat 18-18.5) Maison Jean Gouffé...

A rare and extremely elegant French Louis XVI style inlaid parquetry and marquetry buffet by Maison Gouffé, Paris, having a shaped Carrara marble top wit...

This bar is highly decorative and epitomizes the French art deco modernist style. The large front door opens as a drop-leaf desk and offers a wide compartment for bottles and glasses. It offers multiple additional storage: 2 compartments on the right side and one on the left side (locked by a key), below a niche and a last compartment opening with a double door. The front panel is covered with parchment and the rest is entirely covered with blond burr veneer wood. The base is encompassed with nickel-plated metal. Its limited depth makes it very convenient. Signed on a metal plate (on the interior of the bottom right compartment door): "Gouffé 46-48, 50 Faubourg Saint Antoine Paris". Maison Jean...

Royere Gouffe Cerused oak pair of nightstand or side tables, deco midcentury, France, 1930 Amazing rare Royere tables. Cerused oak. Adds elegance to a...

Maison Gouffé, Paris, Art Deco sofa, circa 1940. Signed

Maison Gouffé Paris, Pair of Art Deco armchairs, circa 1940. Signed.

In excellent condition, a pair of vintage oak armchairs by Jean Royère made by Maison Gouffé.

Art Deco 1930-1940 floor lamp. Consists of a twisted wood trunk covered with a mottled lacquer and rests on a round base also lacquered (a few signs of...