Console designed by Christian Duc in 1995. An example in beige pépite, now in the collections of the Mobilier national, stands in the Salon d'argent of the Élysée Palace.
Color shown: beige pépite
Architects and interior designers: trade terms on request.
Like all our pieces, this one is made by hand in natural plant lacquer inlaid with eggshell, using the rankaku technique: the shell fragments are laid one by one, then covered with about four coats of lacquer and pigment, each wet-sanded, before a final polish. Craftsmanship in detail
Shown here in beige pépite. Each model is offered in several of the house's fourteen colors and patterns; we will tell you which are available for this piece. See the finishes
The surface is unvarnished: it keeps the natural depth of the lacquer and can be repaired by simple sanding. Like any noble material, it only asks for a little care.
Each piece is made to order, in about 22 weeks, and numbered. Prices are given on quotation; no sale is concluded online. Architects and interior designers: trade terms and spec sheet on request. Trade area
Designed by Christian Duc in 1995 and reissued by Les Comptoirs d'Annam, who hold the models of his historic collections. About the designer
Les Comptoirs d'Annam are the only experts able to authenticate the brand's pieces, original editions and reissues alike.
150 × 40 × 68 cm · 6 cm top · black lacquered underside
Ø 28 × H 52 cm · approx. 4 kg · can be mounted as a lamp
Ø base 15.5 × H 26 cm · approx. 4.3 kg
Vase N°II · Ø 31 × H 26 cm · approx. 3.5 kg · mounted as a lamp · in the manner of Jean Dunand
