Art Deco Tables

Monumental Art Deco era desk by French Modernist designer Jacques Adnet. Black iron 'A' frame with 4 angled iron legs. Solid oak table top wrapped in black leather with brass studs p...

Beautiful antique wooden Italian black painted wood side table or occasional table with octagonal top raised on three beautifully bobbin turned legs. This side table with the rich an...

Long dining table in rich rosewood grain and trestle base. Two additional 17 3/4" leaves open the table to over ten feet. Please confirm location NY or NJ

Art Deco table from an Architect bureau, with twelve drawers, blackened and waxed oakwood, polished aluminium cast handles and feet. Spain, Barcelona, 1934

Round art deco inspired center table in deep mahogany grain. Please confirm location NY or NJ

- Partly refurbished - Good condition with minor signs of use

A French Art Deco small wood side table from the 1940s. This side table features three rectangular shelves, a “U” shaped tulip frame with column detailing, and two curved legs at the...

An interesting French 1940s iron coffee table with a decorative reverse painted mirror top. The elegantly scrolled base has recently bee...

Stunning black lacquered frame with sculpted design and burled olive wood top. Great craftsmanship and design. Please confirm location NY or NJ

Famous side table in the style of Jean-Michel Frank, famous designer of the Art Deco period. It takes up all the codes, entirely inlaid with rye straw, with the top in a sun motif, t...

Early Modernist Desk Side Table, Nickel Patina, Opaline Top, France, c. 1920 Excellent example of early tubular furniture. New Opaline Non Tempered Glass Top. Side Magazine Paper...

Art Deco Revival Ebonized Dining Table by Renzo Rutili for Johnson Furniture, c. 1940. Highly Stylized Dining Table in Ebonized Mahogany with silver leaf details. Table has fluted co...

French Forties Art Deco two-tiered table by Rene Prou, 1949, in gilt forged iron with glass insets. This model is pictured in Maison Francaise, November 1949. Please see photos. 28.5...

Add a touch of old-world elegance to your bedroom with this exquisite Art Deco, French Oak Parquetry Top, Night Stand, dating back to the 1930's France. The stunning parquetry top sh...

Art Deco Dinning or Conference Table, from around 1950's, France, walnut, macassar ebony veneer, nickeled copper, excellent condition. It has extensions on both sides 50/50cm, allto...

Scandinavian mid century birch pedestal desk circa 1940. Excellent example of mid 20th century Swedish design and craftsmanship. 3 part pedestal desk taking inspiration from the em...

A pair of carved wood and lacquered plumed console tables, ca. 1930s, attributed to the New York maker and retailer Grosfeld House.

Very important, elegant and refined pair of Italian 1940s Art Deco bedside tables with great design shape and detail of every part and beautiful decors with the burl wood veneer in t...

Long deco style console table by Baker in rich mahogany with bright gold accenting trim. Almost seven feet long, this works great behind a long sofa. Please confirm location NY or NJ

Writing table, walnut, The Netherlands, 1940s An elegant furniture piece that attests to masterful craftsmanship. Its marquetry top, adorned with a captivating array of various wood...

Five foot long dining table in a warm cherry wood color finish. Wild and exaggerated legs are the feature on this Art Deco style dining table. Please confirm location NY or NJ

French Art Deco dining table. The table features stunning oak sanded wood grain with a stunning patina. The top is encrusted with a checked marquetry. It rests on tall and Brutalist ...

With intricate guilloché etching enveloped in an enchanting translucent pink enamel, this pink guilloché vanity set is attributed to A.E. Poston &...

Magnificent and rare Art Deco coffee table. Striking French design from the 1940s. Solid walnut base with original patinated brass supports between the four legs. With original trave...

Stunning French Art Deco vanity/ dressing table/ full view oval mirror, beautiful burl and mahogany, Classic Art Deco grapevine stylized details, retains original marble tops, also o...

Royal House Antiques Royal House Antiques is delighted to offer for sale this absolutely exquisite Viscount David Linley attributed Perspective tray table Please note the delivery ...

French Art Deco Dining Room Suite featuring 8 chairs and 3 matching side pieces boasts one of the most remarkable marble tops ever seen, fitted flawlessly with beveled edges. Restore...

Gorgeous coffee table by the Italian master Aldo Tura, made in Italy in the 1970s. Large coffee table with two-tiered wooden base covered with two-tones goatskin parchment, entirely ...

Art Deco cast iron side table with a beautiful black, cut to frosted vitrolite top. Crisp cast iron that has been stripped of any lacquer or enamel. A few areas of oxidation that can...

This is an incredible pair of painted wood consoles on chrome bases. This would be the ideal solution for an entry way where you need a big visual punch. The sky is the limit!The top...

Dimensions of the table: Height: 76 cm (29.9 in) Width: 150 cm (59.1 in) Depth: 71 cm (27.6 in) Leg space: Height: 73 cm (28.7 in) Width: 58 cm (22.8 in) Designed by Jindrich Halab...

A fabulous Art Deco "Sky Scraper" style, two sided, large accent table, made in England around 1930. Stunning mahogany veneer with original finish. This large accent table is extreme...

Beautiful Art Deco dining set originally designed by Jindrich Halabala in 1940s produced by Up Zavody - this dining set has since become an icon of classic Jindrich Halabala style an...

A stunning piece showcasing the timeless beauty of book-matched walnut burl veneer. The square table design is enhanced by a unique rounded radius end in one corner, lending a modern...

On offer on this occasion is one of the most stunning and rare, Museum quality, architectural Aztec Calendar coffee table you could hope to find. Outstanding design is exhibited thro...

France / 1940 / sidetable / wood and marble / art deco A beautifully made Art Deco side table or book table, made in France in the 1940s. Crafted from an ensemble of high-quality w...

Restored Bauhaus Pair of Bed-Side Tables. Period: 1930-39 Source: Czechia (Czechoslovakia) Material: Lacquered Wood Made by UP Zavody, a well-known Czechoslovakian furniture manufa...

Belgium / 1920 / 2 side tables / wood and metal / industrial Two sturdy industrial side or work tables with tough metal details on the wooden top, made in Belgium around 1920. Thes...

Extendable folding dining table Period: 1920-1929 Material: Walnut,Spruce Veneer Dissociative: 193 cm It has been re-polished with polyutherane piano lacquer by our professional ref...

This unique pair of two-tier Maison Baguès side tables was created with solid bamboo shaped bronze and beautiful ebonized pearwood and marquetry tops in the late 1940s. The antique f...

This ART DECO writing desk was made in the former Czechoslovakia in the 1930´s. The table has a simple and unconventional design typical of the ART DECO period. The table is double-s...

Classic wood and glass side table with tripod feet. Elegant dark wood body with a large oval handle atop. Round 1/4" clear glass table top rests on three thin pencil legs. Perfect fo...

Very elegant and refined Italian 1950s Mid-Century Modern, neoclassical and empire style, in typical Art Deco design, pair of bedside tables with wood double front door, black glass ...

A remarkable piece that blends contemporary design with functional innovation. This modern round table is veneered in oak with the artisan-grey medium brown finish, bringing a rich a...

- carefully refurbished - sturdy and stable - Solid beech legs

Art Deco Walnut Folding Lamp/Coffee Table circa 1930s Hoop Shaped Frame , with Small Walnut Circular top, 18cm diameter Folding Walnut circular top 46cm diameter. height 35.5cm. wit...

This late 19th-century antique drop-leaf table is a testament to the artistry of Swedish cabinetmaking. Skillfully crafted by hand, it features a square design adorned with rich burl...

Pair Art Deco Round 2 tier tables by the noted designer Alfons Bach. done in Blonde Mahogany Wood and Brass Lovely Art Deco / Art Moderne style. Streamline Art Deco..Classic M...

Emerald Floor Lamp A fusion of timeless elegance and contemporary allure, the “Emerald” console table is more than just furniture—it’s an artistic statement that graces your entryway...

W51 D19 H29.5 KW21.5 KC23.5 KD18 Vintage Fully Restored Desk with a Medium Walnut Finish. Item is structurally sound and fully functional. Desk features very unique hardware and bur...

Table extends from 148-260cm/58-102 inches Chairs measure H91 x W42 x D42 x Seat H45cm/ H36 x W16.5 x D16.5 x Seat H18 inches. Axel Einar Hjorth was a pioneering Swedish designer wh...

Emerald Floor Lamp A fusion of timeless elegance and contemporary allure, the “Emerald” console table is more than just furniture—it’s an artistic statement that graces your entryway...

Ruche Console Black Lacquer A symphony of contrasting elements, Ruche transcends mere functionality to become a captivating work of art. Crafted entirely from metal, its structure ex...

Ruche Console Black Lacquer A symphony of contrasting elements, Ruche transcends mere functionality to become a captivating work of art. Crafted entirely from metal, its structure ex...

A pair of American Colonial style nightstands, unbranded, similar in quality to Thomasville. White oak with bass hardware, ogee edge to the top, turned side posts, undertier shelf an...

This End Table has gorgeous wood grain with a single cabinet door with open shelf above. Cabinet space has shelving. wood Carved handle. Vintage Condition Consistent with Age as Pict...

A rare Art Deco period eight-piece study suite set in the manner of famous Austrian architect, designer, and Vienna Secession founder Josef Hoffman (Austria, 1870-1956), circa 1920. Exquisitely handcrafted in Austria in the early 20th century, most likely Vienna, featuring fine quality craftsmanship and solid wood construction, featuring Biedermeier inspired Viennese Art Deco styling of simplicity, strict, geometric lines with minimal surface embellishment, instead of ornamentation putting the focus on high-quality materials. The matching eight-piece set comprising a tanker writing desk with inset leather surface, surmounted with raised gallery fitted with drawers flanking richly figured quilted diamond inlay, rising on double pedestals with locking cupboard doors opening to stacked shelved tray interior, affixed with patinated brass pulls and escutcheons, retaining original keys, finished on all sides so it can be placed anywhere in the room, and paired with a comfortable armchair with upholstered seat and backrest. A large eight door bookcase storage cabinet with original glass panels, adjustable shelves, and cocktail drinks bar slide. A centre card table with rectangular shaped canted corner top featuring inset green baize felt games playing surface, over conforming apron fitted with dovetailed drawers, rising on square column pedestal, surrounded by four upholstered side chairs. Dimensions: (approx) 79" High, 65" Wide, 21" Deep (largest, cabinet) PROVENANCE / ACQUISITION: Property from the important Estate of Myra Janco Daniels (1925-2022) Naples, Florida. A legendary business woman, philanthropist, and arts advocate who built the institution known today as Artis—Naples and made Naples a cultural destination. Additional info below. Acquired from highly reputable auction house, Heritage Auctions, Dallas, Texas. Design Signature Auction catalog #8110 Condition Report: Great original antique condition with beautifully aged warm mellow patina. Strong, sturdy and structurally sound. Overall very attractive condition; no significant losses or restorations; wear consistent with over 100 years of age and indicative of use. Delivered cleaned, waxed, hand rubbed polished French patina finish, ready for immediate use and generational enjoyment! ABOUT THE LEGENDARY PREVIOUS OWNER: We normally don't post about the prior owners life, but in the case of Myra Janco Daniels (1925-2022) we felt her incredible story be shared. The arts visionary and advertising Pioneer who helped transform Southwest Florida into a nationally recognized cultural destination, died June 22, three days before her 97th birthday. Daniels was founder and longtime CEO of the Philharmonic Center for the Arts (now Artis-Naples), which since 1989 has brought world-class music, theater, dance, opera, and art to Naples. In 2000, she founded the Naples Museum of Art (now the Baker Museum) on that same campus. After a storied career as an advertising executive in Chicago, Daniels came out of retirement in the early 1980s to spearhead a fund-raising drive for a small classical music ensemble on MarCo Island, which would later become the Naples Philharmonic orchestra. She discovered “a great hunger for the arts,” she later wrote, and soon expanded her fundraising goal to building a permanent home for the orchestra and an arts center for Southwest Florida. Daniels’ vision for the Philharmonic Center was ambitious and unusual – combining world-class performing and visual arts in a single venue. The Community strongly supported the concept, and the Phil, as it became known, gave Naples a national arts profile. Then-First Lady Barbara Bush was in attendance on opening night in November 1989. The Wall Street Journal covered the opening. “Myra Daniels is a dreamer. But unlike most dreamers, Myra is a doer,” the late Muriel Seibert, the first woman to own a seat on the New York Stock Exchange, once said of Daniels. While the arts were a lifelong passion for Daniels, her first career was as a groundbreaking advertising executive in Chicago, where she won national Advertising Woman of the Year honors and was among the first women to head a national ad firm. Daniels said that she used some of the same principles learned in her advertising career to sell Southwest Florida on the arts. “You have to believe in what you’re doing and then you have to get people involved to the point that they feel it’s theirs. That’s what we did.” Born Myra Janco in Gary, Indiana, Daniels was raised during the Great Depression by parents who encouraged her interest in the arts. But her greatest influence growing up was her grandmother Sophie, who, like Daniels, stood only five feet tall but dreamed big. “Sophie showed me what was possible,” Daniels wrote. “Create something that people want and need and you’ll be successful, she said. I always remembered that.” Her grandmother, who ran her own real estate business, experienced some failures “but she always dusted herself off and went back out there swinging. She wanted me to be that way too.” Daniels earned her bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Indiana State and later became an associate professor of marketing at Indiana University, the first woman to hold that position. In her mid-20s, she started Wabash Advertising in Terre Haute, Indiana, which later became affiliated with larger agencies in Chicago and Cleveland. In 1963, she was named executive vice president of Roche, Rickard, Henri, Hurst, Inc. in Chicago. The National Advertising Federation honored Daniels as its Advertising Woman of the Year in 1965, the youngest woman to receive the award. That same year, she became president of a new national agency that she formed with ad man Draper Daniels. The merger was not just a professional one. Draper Daniels, who was responsible for many famous ad campaigns at the time, including the Marlboro Man and was later an inspiration for the Don Draper character on TV’s Mad Men, became her husband in 1967. Myra wrote about their unusual courtship and life together for Chicago magazine, in an article entitled “I Married a Mad Man,” which was included in her book Secrets of a Rutbuster. They ran the Draper Daniels, Incorporated agency, as it was called, until 1977. When Draper wanted to retire to Southwest Florida, Myra Daniels reluctantly left Chicago and advertising, and they settled on MarCo Island. But after Draper died of cancer in 1983, Myra turned her energies to the fundraising Campaign that led to the Philharmonic Center Cultural Complex. Daniels served as CEO of the Philharmonic Center from its inception in the 1980s to her retirement in 2011, building the Phil into a $100 million corporation. During that time, the Naples Philharmonic became a nationally recognized orchestra, with a Grammy nomination, CD and appearances on PBS; and the Naples Museum of Art developed an international reputation. The center also helped change people’s perception of Naples, which had been known mostly for its beaches and golfing. In 2005, Naples was named the Best Small Art Town in America in a book that singled out the Phil. More than just an arts venue, the Philharmonic Center also wove the arts into the culture of the Community, providing public school programs, adult and children’s education classes and workshops, and free concerts throughout Southwest Florida. Edward Villella, legendary dancer with the New York City Ballet and founder of Miami City...

Stunning large eglomise coffee table that features heavy gilded faux bois iron base and beautiful carved wood details on the iron. The top s an eglomise mirror with scalloped edges ...