Morateur Gallery

Emile Jacques Ruhlmann (1879-1933) We are proud to showcase an exceptional and unique tall glass panel originating from the Drouant Restaurant in Paris, designed by Ruhlmann in 1924...

Attributed to Boris Tabacoff by the prior owner. This table features a circular glass top supported by four contiguous loop concave shape supports, joined by a circular platform stre...

Jean Pascaud (1903-1996) Jean PASCAUD Oak Student Desk, France 1930 Original oak student desk from the Cite Universitaire of Paris with two drawers. Measurements: H 29"1/2 x W 43"1/4...

Maison CHARLES: Rare Bronze Table, France 1960 This very elegant coffee table is in its original condition. It has as gilt bronze, palm trunk motif frame and a lacquered top depictin...

Homage to Camille Claudel Romeo & Juliet Very Impressive Bronze Sculpture 500lbs Extraordinary and significant bronze sculpture, France, 20th century The artist has created a work t...

Léonard Tsuguharu FOUJITA (1886-1968) " Athlète ", Pencil on paper, re-lined on cardboard. Signed in Japanese and dated "Foujita 1928". Preparatory drawing for the oil on Canvas titl...

Philippe Starck One armchair Eurostar, created by Starck and edited by Cassina especially for the Premier Salon Lounge, Eurostar Terminal, Paris and London (2002). Very stable and v...

Paul COLIN (1892-1985) Original drawing “The Piano player” France 1980 Colored pencils & charcoal on paper depicting a piano player with some dancers including Josephine Baker. Paul ...

Paul COLIN (1892-1985) Original drawing “La danseuse en robe bleue” France 1980 Colored pencils & charcoal on paper depicting a dancer in a blue dress surrounded by other dancers. Pa...

Paul COLIN (1892-1985) Original drawing “The couple of dancers” France 1980 Colored pencils & charcoal on paper depicting a couple of dancers. Paul Colin used to draw in the 1980’s t...

For project developers, Architects and Interior Designers. For Hotels, Restaurants or big mansions and Lodges, etc... Chandelier & Sconces from George V Hotel Paris 1960's. One-of-a-kind - A unique opportunity to own a piece of French luxury and history... Spectacular and large chandelier with 6 matching sconces from the George V Hotel in Paris. Circa 1960s. In the style of Gaetano Sciolari or Gino Sarfatti. We contacted the George V hotel in Paris, now owned by the Four Seasons group, and learned that they did not keep the archives from that period. Therefore, they have been unable to confirm the artist or the manufacturer of this chandelier and sconces. This chandelier and sconces represent a moment in history from a Parisian hotel where famous people and celebrities from around the world stayed for decades. The structure is metal. Four iron frames must be assembled to form a unique frame of approximately 240 x 240 cm (95" x 95"). On this structure, 8 pieces of aluminum covered in brass are screwed on like a puzzle, separated by heavy bronze frames. From this structure hang around one thousand (1000) lucite (acrylic) tubes (rods) arranged in a diamond pattern. The tallest tube measures 120 cm (4 ft) high. Unfortunately, we do not have images of the chandelier when it was mounted on the ceiling at the George V hotel, as at that time, photography was not allowed inside the hotel. The sconces measure approximately 68 cm wide (27") by 21 cm deep (8") by 120 cm (4ft) high, with the 54 tubes (rods) installed. The wiring needs to be fully redone with an LED system. The original wiring used neon lights...

Attributed to Lucien Rollin, France, 1940. Elegant pair of 1940s era French wall lamps - sconces in cast bronze and glass. Amazing fabrication and detail. Assembled with screws, cas...