Hairdresser E.GOMME G-Plan

Ebénisterie Mathieu Vath

Restoration of a 1960s teak veneer dressing table from the G-Plan company. Ebenezer Gomme. In 1898, Ebenezer Gomme (1858-1931) founded the E. Gomme Ltd. precision joinery workshop in High Wycombe, England. It quickly became one of the most important centers of English furniture manufacturing until 1940. During the Second World War, Great Britain faced a timber shortage, forcing all wood-dependent industries to offer products with a more utilitarian than design focus. In […]

Empire Dressing Table

Ebénisterie Mathieu Vath

A beautiful restoration and, above all, conservation effort has been undertaken on this lovely Empire-period dressing table. Its frame is made of oak and poplar, veneered with mahogany burl. The drawer sides and bottoms are solid mahogany. It rests on four column legs ending in casters and joined by an H-shaped stretcher. The frieze opens with a drawer revealing a writing surface lined with blue morocco leather, a pen case, and two compartments for inkwells, as well as two large drawers on either side for essentials […]