Belgian Art Deco Mahogany Round Table

Dining table, mahogany, mahogany, Europe, 1960s This 1960s Art Deco inspired table, crafted from mahogany wood, is a strong example of how this style combined elegance with bold geo...

Walnut and brass Art Deco dining table, a true masterpiece custom-designed for a castle in Ghent, Belgium. Crafted with precision and elegance, this table seamlessly combines the ric...

Vintage round dining table realized in Art Déco style by a french manufacturer in 1930s. Bird’s-eye maple veneer, ebonized glass inset, and lacquered finish. A refined and architec...

88" extended; leaves can be made.

A very lovely early Art Deco dining table fabricated by A. Brants Tonnemans at their workshop in Brussels, circa 1915. Table features a rectangular top with rounded corners which rests on tapered cylindrical legs cupped with bronze doré sabots embellished with palmettes. The top has a quilted-plum...

An Art Deco round dining table. Warm brown walnut veneers with a rayed inlaid top, a solid brass central applique and brass trim molding. Raised on four sabre form legs with a round ...

Large round Art Deco dining table. The table top has a diameter of 155 cm and is crafted in Narra hardwood. Base in elm. From the...

A great table harkening back to the deco period with its simple design yet sophisticated execution. The swooping pedestal offers timeless elegance complemented by the polished mahoga...

This is a Beautiful Art Deco Dining Room circle table done with inlaid Macassar wood. The wide tabletop displays gorgeous wood grain, and a prominent, stable base supports the top. ...

This stunning circular dining table is resplendent in macassar veneer arranged in a starburst pattern. The design consists of 8 pie-shaped wedges formed from 32 pieces of veneer. Macassar, a subspecies of ebony, was selected for its straight grain, high striation, and exceptional hardness. The base is pyramidal, with three tapered legs joined by curved lobes. The piece is truly a marvel of nature and human craftsmanship. The high-gloss lacquer finish accentuates the beauty of the wood. Hungarian furniture makers have been making fine veneered furniture since the Biedermeier era in the early 19th Century. Biedermeier furniture required high-tech (for the time) cutting tools and new application techniques. The technology transferred easily to Art Deco, a style that originated in France but also bloomed in 1930's Budapest. The same techniques are in use today, almost 100 years later. Hungarian Deco...