Impressive French Art Deco refectory table dating from around 1930, crafted in solid oak and characterised by its generous proportions and powerful architectural presence.
The substantial rectangular top displays a richly figured oak grain and softly rounded edges. It rests on two monumental cylindrical pedestal supports, detailed with finely turned horizontal rings and positioned on broad cross-shaped feet. A long central stretcher connects both bases, providing excellent stability while reinforcing the table’s strong geometric silhouette.
The warm oak surface has developed an authentic patina, with clearly visible traces of age and use throughout the tabletop. The top shows staining, surface marks and variations in colour, as well as a small localised loss along the edge, all shown in the photographs.
With its exceptional length, the table is perfectly suited as a large dining, conference or presentation table and makes a striking statement in both residential and commercial interiors.
Professional restoration of the tabletop can be arranged upon request at an additional cost.
Dimensions:
Length: 241 cm
Width: 90 cm
Height: 77 cm
Condition:
Good vintage condition with visible age-related wear, staining, surface marks and colour variations across the tabletop. Small localised loss to the edge. Structurally solid and stable. The tabletop would benefit from professional restoration.
