After studying at the Met Pennighen School and ICART (The school of management of culture and the art market), Jean-Luc Ferrand decided to become an entrepreneur in 1990 and opened his gallery at the Saint Ouen flea market. 30 years later, Jean-Luc Ferrand has become a key figure in the Flea Market. On a surface of 150 m2, he creates high-end atmospheres where he knows how to mix, with talent and modernity, design furniture from the 50s and 60s and some contemporary creations.
Always chosen with care, the furniture is of high quality, accompanied by lighting fixtures that know how to bring a particular atmosphere, expressing all the strength and refinement of a French art of living.
Selected by FleaMarket ParisCoffee table, model T18, by Pierre Chapo, signed, in blond solid elm, rectangular shape, with its ceramic top made of square tiles and green color. Assembly with right tail.
French work made in the 1960s.
From: Saint-Ouen 94 300 FR
Prices vary depending on destination and complexity
Shipping arranged by the buyer: Free
Selected by FleaMarket ParisBoulle style marquetry and gilt bronze console, all sides in marquetry with copper background and red tortoiseshell inlay with scrolls, arabesques and fleurons.
The top is curved, with a frieze in rais-de-coeur, the poly-lobed apron presenting in its center a sinuous cartouche with a mascaron surrounded by interlacing.
Legs of curved form ending in its ends by ornaments in bronze, in high part by espagnolettes with busts, on the right with decoration of an atlantean and on the left of a caryatid, in low part by sabots in leafy scrolls with in their center a shell.
French work realized circa 1880.
From: Saint-Ouen 94 300 FR
Prices vary depending on destination and complexity
Shipping arranged by the buyer: Free
