This wonderful coffee table by Armand Jonckers was produced in France in the 1970s and is distinguished by its sculptural, interlocking form. Executed in engraved brass, the piece is composed of two pieces that converge into a unified structure. The surface is extensively worked with hand-engraved patterns, emphasizing texture and reflecting Jonckers’s focus on craftsmanship.
1970s Engraved brass 53.1" L, 37" W, 14" H (135 cm, 94 cm, 35.5 cm)
About the Maker: Armand Jonckers is a Belgian designer active in the mid-to-late 20th century, known for producing sculptural furniture in brass and metal. His work often explores organic form and surface texture, with a particular emphasis on hand-finished techniques such as engraving. Jonckers’s pieces were produced in limited numbers and are associated with the design movements of the 1970s, where functional objects were increasingly approached as collectible works. His furniture remains sought after for its distinctive materiality and artisanal execution
