MAISON LECAN Furniture

Maison Lecan presents this solid oak shop counter from the early twentieth century. A statement piece with a strong character. With its exceptional dimensions of 3 meters long, this...

Maison Lecan presents this imposing 1950s coffee table, originating from Brazilian folk art, which stands out for its brutalist aesthetic and deeply sculptural character. Likely cra...

Maison Lecan presents this magnificent 1950s monastery-style dining table, a statement piece that combines architectural robustness with timeless elegance. Crafted entirely from sol...

This large 1970s brutalist-style dining table, entirely crafted from solid oak, stands out with its pure architectural lines and sculptural presence. The thick, generous top highlig...

Maison Lecan presents this extra-large farmhouse table, perfect for hosting a large number of guests and offering excellent depth for warm, generous gatherings. The base has been com...

Maison Lecan presents this stunning farmhouse table, pairing the authenticity of a thick solid poplar top with the refinement of tapered pine legs, custom-crafted by our cabinetmaker...

Maison Lecan presents this magnificent coffee table by Roger Capron, the famous master ceramist from Vallauris. This iconic model stands out for its beautiful ceramic tile tabletop d...

Maison Lecan presents a 1950s farmhouse dining table made of solid beechwood. This model stands out with its rare architectural structure supported by five turned legs, the central f...

Maison Lecan presents this exceptional solid teak brutalist coffee table from the 1970s. A strong statement piece defined by its thick organic tabletop and raw, authentic design. It...

Farmhouse table, antique bread kneading trough in solid oak, France, circa 1920 Maison Lecan presents this solid oak farmhouse table, antique bread kneading trough, France, circa 19...

Maison Lecan presents this sublime free-form solid oak coffee table, France, 1950s. In the lineage of the free forms developed by Charlotte Perriand. The solid oak top is a very fin...

Maison Lecan presents this pair of brutalist bar stools, France, 1950s. The pieces belong to post-war folk art: rural workshops in the Massif Central then produced sturdy furniture f...

Maison Lecan presents this solid wild cherry farmhouse table, turned legs, France, circa 1900. Wild cherry develops here a deep amber tone and a very fine, silky grain, built up over...

Maison Lecan presents this round solid oak coffee table, octagonal legs, France, 1950s. The circular top, 4.5 cm thick, presents a regular grain and a warm dark tone. Frank construct...

Maison Lecan presents this solid pine farmhouse table, spindle legs, France, 1950s. The top in three wide pine planks carries a deep, authentic amber patina built up over several dec...

Maison Lecan presents this pair of Thonet bent beech office armchairs, circa 1910. The armchair model is one of the most accomplished expressions of steam-bent wood technique: light ...

Maison Lecan presents this farmhouse table, solid oak top and pine spindle legs, France, 1950s. Top in wide oak planks with strongly marked grain, rounded edge, dark chocolate brown ...

Expertly crafted in the Maison Lecan workshop, this exceptional dining table is made of solid ash, a hardwood renowned for its strength and striking grain. It features the ancient Ja...

Maison Lecan presents this pair of solid oak benches, France, 1950s. This type of furniture, designed for schools, waiting rooms and institutions of the French Reconstruction, combin...

Oil on canvas of remarkable formal balance, in the lineage of European geometric abstraction from the 1960s–70s. The composition centres on two overlapping circles, deep brown and gr...

Oil on canvas with strong decorative presence, in the spirit of geometric abstraction from the 1970s–80s. The composition, entirely vertical, plays on the repetition of elongated for...

A worktop table in solid pine, likely from an architect's studio or technical workshop of the 1950s–60s. The top, made up of three wide planks, runs the full length with two symmetri...

A solid beech farmhouse table of striking physical presence. The thick top conveys a mass and solidity that set this piece apart from standard production. At 246 cm long and approxim...

Maison Lecan presents this abstract diptych from the 1970s. A singular architectural work composed of two juxtaposed panels, playing with cubist perspectives and interlocking volumes...

Maison Lecan presents this brutalist solid walnut coffee table, France, 1970s. The top is a single slab around the entire perimeter: irregular, natural, with traces of bark on one si...

Maison Lecan presents this set of three solid pine alpine chairs, France, 1950s. This type of artisanal furniture, produced outside any edition or series, in mountain workshops, is o...

Description : Stunning vintage pine trade counter/cabinet, perfect for adding an industrial touch to your space. With its impressive length of nearly 2.5 meters and shallow depth (41...

Maison Lecan presents this large solid pine refectory table, France, 1970s. 319 cm in length, approximately 120 kg. The top in wide pine planks, with tight wavy grain, frank knots a...

Maison Lecan presents this solid pine farmhouse table, France, 1950s. The top in wide pine planks, with a dark grain and deep amber patina, carries the trace of a life of use. The sa...

Maison Lecan presents this solid beech farmhouse table, France, 1970s. Thick top, pine spindle legs, the combination is direct, no fuss. The beech, with its fine grain and warm tone,...

Maison Lecan presents this pair of solid oak benches, France, 1970s. The long, narrow top with strongly marked grain sits on two concave winged legs, a restrained form that visually ...

Maison Lecan presents this set of six swivel armchairs with organic shell, produced in the 1990s in the formal continuity of the vocabulary developed by Pierre Paulin for Artifort, e...

Maison Lecan presents this three-drawer chest from the Minvielle program, produced by ARP — Ateliers de Recherches Plastiques — a collective founded by Pierre Guariche, Joseph-André ...

Maison Lecan presents this side table made from a solid oak wine press screw dating from the 19th century, repurposed as a piece of interior furniture. The hand-cut oak screw forms ...

Maison Lecan presents this modernist coffee table from the 1960s, attributed to Lilienthal, the German specialist in ceramic-top tables now actively sought after by mid-century desig...

Maison Lecan presents this solid cedar coffee table from the 1970s, cut directly from the tree. The slab top with generously rounded edges and free-form contours rests on a full trun...

We are proud to present this round solid oak dining table from the 1950s, in the manner of Charlotte Perriand and Pierre Chapo. A thick 5 cm circular top, four substantial cylindrica...

Maison Lecan presents this coffee table by Robert (1930-2008) and Jean (1930-2015) Cloutier, French ceramicists whose work under the ZG2 label is today actively sought after by colle...

Maison Lecan presents this solid teak coffee table from the 1950s, cut directly from a trunk slab. The top, between 8 and 12 cm thick, has irregular organic contours that make the pi...

Maison Lecan presents this solid elm coffee table from the 1970s, a piece of direct and assured character in the manner of Charlotte Perriand and Pierre Chapo — that French rural mod...

Maison Lecan presents this XXL solid oak coffee table from the 1950s, a unique piece that asserts itself through its exceptional scale and the quality of its construction. At 248 cm ...

Maison Lecan presents this Klein blue monochrome painting in acrylic on solid wood from the 1990s, a piece of rare visual presence that stands in the great tradition of the monochrom...

Maison Lecan presents this freestanding solid pine coat stand from the 1970s, an iconic piece of furniture designed for the Les Arcs ski resort in the manner of Charlotte Perriand — ...

Maison Lecan presents this round solid elm dining table from the 1950s-60s, a singularly rare design piece that sits squarely within the aesthetic of French rustic modernism of the R...

Maison Lecan presents this solid pine farmhouse table from the 1950s, a piece of strong character distinguished by its four slender spindle legs in solid oak — a hallmark of mid-cent...

A solid pine dining table circa 1970, in the style of Georges Robert, entirely relacquered in glossy olive green by the Maison Lecan workshop. A carefully executed transformation tha...

A square modernist mirror circa 1970, Scandinavian in spirit, featuring a deep solid wood frame with clean, uncompromising lines. Its perfectly geometric form makes it as much a deco...

Mid-Century Modern Brazilian Display Bookcase in Wood and Red Lacquer – 1950s Maison Lecan presents this rare modernist bookcase straight from 1950s Brazil. An architectural stateme...

Rare 8-Drawer Farmhouse Draper’s Table – Solid Pine (221 cm) The "Trade Furniture" Look: More than just a dining table, this is a genuine piece of heritage trade furniture, reminisc...

The Shou Sugi Ban Technique: This is not paint; it is fire. Reimagined by our cabinetmaker using the Japanese "Shou Sugi Ban" technique, the solid pine wood has been deeply charred t...

Title: Mid-Century Ceramic Coffee Table by Jean Jaffreux – Metal & Pop Colors Artist & Era: Attributed to French ceramicist Jean Jaffreux (1950s), this coffee table perfectly embodi...

Masterpiece of 1950s Minimalist Design: This modernist shelving unit is a rare find that perfectly captures the essence of French 1950s design. Crafted entirely from solid pine, it f...

Siegel Paris Wall Display Cabinet – Oak & Glass – 1950s The Heritage of French Luxury Retail: An iconic wall-mounted display cabinet by the renowned Siegel Paris, the gold standard ...

Vintage Siegel Paris Oak Shop Counter – Glass Display Showcase – 1950s The Pinnacle of Luxury Retail Fittings: This exceptional professional shop counter is a signature piece by the ...

This 1950s display case stands out for its sleek horizontal lines and perfect balance. The solid oak structure is highlighted by three brass-plated metal frames, offering a refined a...

Maison Lecan presents a rare opportunity to acquire a matching pair of 1950s community tables. Sold as a set, these solid beech tables offer endless possibilities: use them separatel...

This is not just a shelf; it's a piece of brutalist folk art from the 50's. Its structure is formed by two curved solid wood elements, likely repurposed agricultural tools (yokes?), ...

More than just a table, this is a slice of nature frozen in time. A stunning example of the 1970s French "Organic Modern" movement, this piece rejects straight lines in favor of natu...

A striking piece of mid-century folk art / brutalist design. This sculptural floor-standing candle holder is entirely hand-crafted from repurposed heavy iron elements, featuring a sh...

Pair of Hexagonal Marble Coffee Tables – 70s Post-Modern Design Description: Mineral architecture for your living room. This superb duo o...