This Camille Gauthier “Capucines” Games Table was an Art Nouveau take on the 18th-century Turret-top card table, popular across the courts of Europ...

This gilt vitrine "aux pins" by Louis Majorelle is a masterpiece in Art Nouveau design. The gilt finish and simplicity of line that unifies the pie...

This Jacques Gruber aux orchidée mirror features carved walnut Phaius orchids and inset burgundy cameo glass panels of Oncidium orchids. The popula...

A rare and important Art Nouveau carved mahogany and gilt-bronze vitrine, known as the "aux nénuphars" vitrine, by Louis Majorelle, this piece offe...

This Louis Majorelle extendable dining table, accompanied by a set of six matching chairs, is a solid display of French Art Nouveau style in furnit...

This noteworthy "Bananie," or "Banana," carved wood selette pedestal, by Émile Gallé, displays an uniquely beautiful construction, with a defining ...

This "Ombelliféres" vitrine, by Émile Gallé, crafted from carved and fruitwood inlaid marquetry, sits on four sinuously carved feet. This masterpie...

This remarkable French Art Nouveau chest of drawers, by Émile Gallé, features walnut and fruitwood marquetry inspired by the "Tale of Genji." This ...

Émile Gallé's marquetry skills are on full display in this French lady’s writing desk, with chrysanthemum marquetry, blooming throughout the French...

This "Chardons des Sables," or "Sand Thistle," multi-wood chest of drawers, by Émile Gallé, is a moving meditation on the artist's own mortality. T...

This two-tiered, three-legged French walnut table with "Libellules," or "Dragonflies," as carved and fruitwood marquetry decoration, by Émile Gallé...

This marvelous French Art Nouveau table, by Louis Majorelle, features a fruitwood marquetry table top made not of straight, but sinuously bowing li...

This French Art Nouveau mahogany two-tiered square table by Louis Majorelle is a refined table that features a softly squared top and bottom tier, ...

Camille Gauthier's master woodwork is perfectly represented in this French Art Nouveau walnut vitrine—in ash and fruitwood—featuring clematis bloom...

This two-tiered "Caltha des Marais," or "Marsh Marigold," table with golden ormolu mounts and beautifully bowed legs was created at the height of L...

This two-tiered mahogany and tamarind wood table, adorned with gilt bronze water lilies—hence the French name, "Aux Nénuphars"—from Louis Majorelle...

This French Art Nouveau mahogany center table, by Louis Majorelle, features a stoic composition with a rectilinear top with rounded sides above a s...

This pair of Spanish Art Nouveau armchairs with giltwood frames, by Joan Busquets, were likely made for Antonio Gaudi's Palacio Güell in Barcelona....

This three-dimensional Art Nouveau games table, by Louis Majorelle, features a dynamic inlaid fruitwood marquetry top, paired with subtly carved le...

This French Art Nouveau two-tiered table by Louis Majorelle features fruitwood marquetry of the highest detail and delicacy. The piece is further a...

This mahogany side table, with carved decoration in an abstract curvilinear vegetal motif, is a classically French Art Nouveau piece by Edouard Col...

This French Art Nouveau pedestal by Émile Gallé is a rare and beautiful piece. Gallé made very few pedestals of this quality and design during his ...

This mahogany salon table with fruitwood marquetry, by Louis Majorelle, features a trillion-shaped table top that is elegantly rounded but meets in...

This French Art Nouveau games table by Emile Gallé, featuring inlaid fruitwood marquetry depicting a charming arrangement of thistles and card suit...

This French three-legged mahogany wood triangular side table is attributed to Eugène Vallin. The table, which takes the form of a soft, rounded tri...

This resolute mahogany two-tier table from Louis Majorelle, designed with the French Art Nouveau strength of line in mind, features a finely detail...

This triangular French Art Nouveau table by Louis Majorelle is a multi-level mahogany table dynamically featuring two tiers of related, but varied,...

This Art Nouveau two-tiered French walnut square pedestal with carved and fruitwood marquetry decoration, by Émile Gallé, has two shelves, each wit...

This French Art Nouveau walnut and fruitwood marquetry salon table by Louis Majorelle is dramatic from every angle, as the table features vegetal m...

This carved wood music stand, by Michael Coffey, represents an evolution in the sculptor's process. Always seeking functionality and beauty in his ...

This mahogany desk, by Anthony Selmersheim, is a resolute and strong composition from the French Art Nouveau style. A trained architect and builder...

This French Art Nouveau fruitwood two-tiered pedestal by Anthony Selmersheim, features a delightful first tier that remains refined with its perfec...

This playful French Art Nouveau games table by Émile Gallé, features inlaid fruitwood marquetry depicting thistles and playing card suit symbols. T...

A pair of French Art Deco benches by Raymond Subes. This pair of Art Deco benches are an architecturally designed wonder in refined form. With step...

This rare and unique French Art Nouveau vitrine by Émile Gallé has a frieze of carved moths across the top, and an elaborate marquetry scene of tal...

This French Art Nouveau mahogany École de Nancy writing desk, features a hand-tooled leather top, letter rack, and bronze drawer pulls with a flora...

This full dining suite by Camille Gauthier & Paul Poinsignon includes a mahogany dining table with two custom leaves, a set of six mahogany din...

This walnut wood pedestal by Eugène Gaillard features four sweeping legs, which terminate in charming upturned feet, keeping the composition of the...

A French Art Deco dining table by Raymond Subes. The table features wrought iron with martelé finish, with a Grand Napoléon marble top. Perfectly e...

A pair of elegantly substantial armchairs by famed maker Louis Majorelle. Upholstered in a textured seafoam green, the chairs have such charming de...

This George Nakashima American black walnut "Slab" Coffee Table with four East Indian rosewood butterfly keys was created in 1963, just after the p...