This beautiful Art Deco dining table, dating to circa 1930, showcases the refined craftsmanship, geometric elegance and decorative use of contrasting wood veneers characteristic of the Art Deco period.
The impressive rectangular tabletop features a carefully arranged geometric veneer composition, with a richly figured central section surrounded by a lighter burl-wood border and a darker outer frame. The contrasting grain patterns create an attractive visual depth, highlighting the natural warmth of the wood.
The table is supported by four elegant, vertically fluted legs, each terminating in a rounded ball foot. These architectural details combine classical influences with the clean, balanced lines of early Art Deco furniture.
Dating from approximately 1930, this nearly century-old piece preserves the charm and character of period European furniture.
The table features its original-style fixed configuration, without visible extension mechanisms, and displays a warm aged patina with signs of use consistent with its age, including scratches, surface marks and finish wear.
With its generous proportions and decorative craftsmanship, this table would make a beautiful centrepiece in an Art Deco dining room, a classic European interior or an eclectic contemporary home.
Product Details
Period: Circa 1930
Style: Original Period Art Deco
Origin: Europe, exact country not established
Material: Walnut-toned wood and contrasting figured and burl-wood veneers
Technique: Geometric decorative wood veneering and marquetry
Top: Fixed rectangular tabletop
Legs: Four vertically fluted legs with rounded ball feet
Length: 140 cm / 55.12 in
Width: 110 cm / 43.31 in
Height: To be confirmed
Condition: Good antique condition with age-related patina, surface scratches, small marks and wear to the finish.
 
An elegant and authentic Art Deco period furniture piece from circa 1930.
 
Available to view at our antique gallery in Brussels, Belgium. Please contact us for further information, pricing and delivery arrangements.