The archive drawings
Maison Baguès has kept original drawings since its founding in 1840. A true graphic memory of the Maison, they testify to more than a century and a half of creation, craft excellence and constant dialogue between tradition and innovation. Several of these creations have entered the collections of the Mobilier national, while the rarity and quality of its works make them highly sought-after pieces at auction today.
These archive drawings trace the history of the Maison,
to which Baguès holds the exclusive rights.
Furniture
Over the generations, Baguès has created furniture in which gilded bronze and wrought iron answer one another: coffee tables, pedestal tables and classical floor lamps with legs imitating bamboo stems.
The catalogue also reveals metal and glass tables and a wrought-iron planter adorned with porcelain flowers, made for Parisian mansions, a palace in Cairo and the French embassy in Ankara.
Over the generations, Baguès has created furniture in which gilded bronze and wrought iron answer one another: coffee tables, pedestal tables and classical floor lamps with legs imitating bamboo stems. The catalogue also reveals metal and glass tables and a wrought-iron planter adorned with porcelain flowers, made for Parisian mansions, a palace in Cairo and the French embassy in Ankara.
