Decoene

A DeCoene Freres blackened cerused oak small credenza with geometrically placed concave circles. Belgium c1970.

Paul Vandenbulcke for De Coene (De Eik-Le Chêne), armchair model ‘Efac’, leather, brass, beech, Belgium, circa 1950 The Efac chair, designed in the 1950s by the designer and decora...

Sideboard designed by the Belgian designer Emiel Veranneman produced by Decoene. Made of lacquered wood in gray-blue color with a yellow accent in the door. One-of-a-kind furniture made for the previous owner. "From 1960 Emiel Veranneman began to concentrate his efforts exclusively on furniture creations and interior decorations for clients, an evolution due to a profound dissatisfaction with the prevailing rules of the furniture industry. The result was an impressive series of unique creations with the most important characteristics: harmony, monumental, tension, power and intellectual outflow. One could call Emiel Veranneman's art furniture more radical and stubborn. an art form that is not impressed by the rules of the economy, nor by the fashionable desires of the public, least of all by the promptings of its clients or by artistic trends. All this makes it possible to really call Emiel Veranneman a monument in furniture art. His art stands alone among his contemporaries." (Veranneman, Visie & Passie, p.162-163) Please note that the piece is in good vintage condition with some minor user damage. Comes with the original design drawing...

Decoene Freres, Art Deco desk in Macassar ebony. Fully restored.

Decoene, Art Deco walnut sideboard, circa 1940. there are drawers behind the two outer doors. good general condition, but discoloration varnish to redo

Decoene Freres, Art Deco pivoting armchair in walnut Fully restored, leather reupsholted.      

Decoene Freres, large Art Deco sideboard in MOVINGUI MOIRE , circa 1930.

Lacquered wood coffee table by Paul Vandenbulcke for De Coene - Knoll International Plateau painted by Albert Savarys and Cecile de Coene, circa 1950.