Fernand & Gaston Saddier Tables

The oval top of the dining room table is displaying the beauty of the burl walnut wood. It is supported by the wide and prominent leg, resting on a rectangular base. Bottom of the su...

An elegant 1940s French Art Deco dining table, sourced from Provence, France. Handcrafted from solid maple, the table features an oval top adorned with traditional floral carvings. I...

This iconic “Type 100” dining table was designed by René Gabriel in the 1940s. A true testament to post-war design, this piece perfectly embodies the ...

1940s Art Deco / machine age dining table. Heavy, cast-iron base with chrome support structure. The table has a flat black wood top with black reverse painted glass on top of that. T...

Elm & Maple dining table, 1940s Packaging with bubble wrap and cardboard boxes is included. If the wooden packaging is needed (crates or boxes) for US and International Shipping, it...

French Art Deco palisander wood dining table with scroll form carved legs resting on bronze sabot feet. (Attributed to JEAN PASCAUD)

This elegant circular French 1940s neoclassical style mahogany veneered dining table features graceful tapered legs on brass sabots and it is has been recently refinished in a rich d...

French Mid-Century (1940s) green patinated iron and bronze trimmed dining table with green marble top above a filigree apron and stretcher base

French Monastery Dining Table, Solid Oak, Trestle Base, 1940s. This dining table is built from solid oak with a thick plank top framed by a wide breadboard border and mitered corner...

Stunning French Art Deco masterpiece dining table is by designer Gaston Poisson. The solid mahogany wood is breathtaking with legs that coordinate with a matching buffet...

During production, the wooden parts are submitted through a specialized process whereby the wood is dipped into acid in order to soften the fibres of the wood. Softened fibres are then removed using a metal wire brush. This sophisticated process, which was popularized in France by designers such as Elizabeth Eyre de Lanux...

Attributed to the Ateliers Leleu and dating to the 1940s, this dining table demonstrates the transition from Art Deco refinement toward a more restrained and architectural modernism....