Java Rolling Cart by Mathieu Mategot, France circa 1953
REF: 6848
Java Rolling Cart by Mathieu Mategot, France circa 1953
REF: 6848
Designer
This "Java" rolling table, designed by Mathieu Matégot, is part of his renowned collection presented at the Salon des Arts Ménagers in 1955.
The tubular black lacquered metal frame supports a gently undulating top tray, ideal for holding bottles, while both trays are crafted from Rigitulle-an iconic material of Matégot's design-accentuated by a square-sectioned edge. The combination of materials and forms creates a harmonious blend of elegance and functionality.
Preserved in its original condition with its striking turquoise color, the piece shows traces of use that add to its unique patina, enhancing its charm and character.
Bibliography:
- Philippe Jousse and Caroline Mondineu, "Mathieu Matégot," Jousse Entreprise Editions, Paris, 2003, similar model reproduced p. 227 under reference 147.
- Patrick Favardin, "Les Décorateurs des Années 50," Norma Editions, Paris, 2012, p. 42.
- Height 56 cm / 22 "
- Width 67 cm / 26 "
- Depth 40 cm / 15 "
Category
- Year Circa 1953
- Medium Metal
- Country France
- Condition Fair vintage condition, traces of use
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€450
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