Joseph Guth

1860–1927 (age 67)

Biography

In Nancy, Joseph Guth dedicated his life to the art of cabinetmaking, turning native woods into furnishings that balanced regional tradition with meticulous detail and graceful lines.

He nurtured apprentices who carried forward his quiet standards of quality, leaving a legacy of craft that is honored by those who visit his resting place at Cimetière du Sud, Nancy.

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