Fine French Art Deco Lacquered Coffee Table

Haentges Freres - A fine French Art Deco two-tier oval coffee table, with a walnut / burled walnut fluted base adorned with chrome details, and a Saint Gobain glass slab top. Stamped.

A fine French Art Deco rectangular dining or writing table attributed to Dominique (André Domin & Marcel Genevrière) Provenance: Lazard bank in Paris.

A fine French Art Deco oak side or coffee table by Louis Sognot with a glass tops and metal details.   

Dining or writing table, with a mahogany parqueted top and 2 original end leaves (in stained raw wood).    

Coffee Table The Art Deco coffee table comes from France and dates back to around 1930. It is made of walnut wood, which gives it a warm and rich appearance. This table is black lacquered, which gives it an elegant and modern look and beautifully highlights the walnut wood. The design of the coffee table is dominated by the stepped and curved side panels, which have an elegant and flowing shape. The side panels are black lacquered and have an inlaid top plate veneered with root wood. This design feature gives the table a unique texture and visual depth. Overall, this Art Deco coffee table is a stylish and elegant piece of furniture that adds a special touch to any room. The combination of walnut wood and black lacquer gives it a timeless look, and the unique design makes it a true eye-catcher. Root wood veneer is a type of veneer obtained from the root systems of trees. It is often obtained from trees such as the walnut tree, the ebony tree, or the rosewood tree...

Cubist coffee table The Cubist Art Deco coffee table, designed in France around 1925, is an outstanding example of the fusion of two trend-setting art movements. The Cubist aesthetic...

Exceptional 1930s French art deco coffee table attributed to Jean Pascaud. Beautiful curves and silhouette. Exception wood grain pattern. Sturdy and in excellent condition. 43.5”...

Very elegant cherry tree coffee table by great French designer Maxime Old. This model was published in French magasin “Art et Décoration” 1948, ? 8, page 4.