Experience the elegance of French Art Nouveau craftsmanship with this exquisite hand-carved wooden dressing table, standing 146 cm tall. Designed with intricate vegetal motifs, this stunning piece showcases the artistry of Georges Hoentschell in collaboration with the renowned Maison Souberier cabinetmakers.

Crafted with precision, this antique-inspired vanity table adds a touch of luxury to any bedroom, dressing room, or classic interior. The rich wood detailing and organic carvings reflect the elegance and fluidity of early 20th-century Parisian design, making it a timeless statement piece.

🔹 Exquisite Hand-Carved Wood Detailing
🔹 Elegant Vegetal Motif & Art Nouveau Design
🔹 Designed by Renowned Georges Hoentschell & Maison Souberier
🔹 Perfect for Vintage & Luxury Interiors

A rare collectible for antique enthusiasts and those who appreciate classic European decor, this French wooden dressing table is a blend of history, art, and sophistication. Limited availability

This is a mahogany desk and armchair from the Art Nouveau period, made of gilt and chased bronze. Similar examples can be found

at the musée d’Orsay and in Ferdinand Neess’ collection at the Wiesbaden Museum. The artist was Majorelle Louis (1859-1926).

The desk and armchair are part of the Société des Artistes Décorateurs exhibition in Paris.

The desk, titled “Les Ombellules,” was a popular design by Emile Gallé during the Exposition Universelle of 1900. It features exotic

marquetry inlaid wood with botanical decor and a key in gilt bronze. The desk was acquired by the former owner at a public auction

in the 1950/1960s from the Salle des Ventes Santé Frères et Cie in Pau. The desk was later renamed “Les Ombellules” by the

French government in 1970.