Maxime Old Tables

French Forties Art Deco side/coffee table by Maxime Old, circa 1944, in cherry and gilded wood. 35.5” diameter x 22” high. Restored and refinished. Signed on underside of top. MAXIME OLD (1910-1991) Born in Maisons-Alfort (a suburb of Paris), France, Maxime Old was the grandson and son of fine cabinetmakers. He received his formal training at Ecole Boulle in Paris and his work attracted the attention of the influential school director, Andre Frechet...

Rare gueridon from the Maharaba hotel in Casablanca decorated by Maxime Old in the 40s

A fine French Art Deco rosewood dining / writing table by Maxime Old. The table is not extendable. Signed.

Maxime Old (1910-1991) Sculptural coffee table in oak France, 1950s 41 W x 19 D x 20 H Ref: Ensemble Mobiliers , Vol. 11, planche 2, 1951 Bibliotheque de l'Image

Maxime Old - A fine French three-tier sculptural coffee table / magazine rack in solid oak with a glass top.

An elegant pair of Mid Century modern bedside tables by renowned French designer Maxime Old (1910–1991) showcasing the refined craftsmanship and modernist sensibility that defined hi...

Maxime Old Art Deco French Cherrywood and Copper Dining Table This dining table measures: 98 wide x 44.75 deep x 30.5 inches high, with a chair clearance of 28.75 inches Good Vinta...

This dining table is a contemporary edition of the Apparat table, originally designed by the famous designer Maxime Old in 1956. It was made for the Salon du Palais of the Halle aux toiles in Rouen, and its central part opens to accommodate planters.The Anne Jacquemin Sablon gallery presents a contemporary edition of the Apparat table, characterized by its X-shaped brushed oak compass base and satin sycamore top. The tray is crafted with wood threads going in different directions to create a unique pattern. The satin finish of the top creates a polished effect, contrasting with the ribs of the brushed oak. Maxime Old (1910-1991) is one of the most important designers and interior architects of the 20th century. His work was highly appreciated and recognized from the 1930s to the 1980s. Starting in the 1960s, he became more interested in designing more global furniture while also considering his environment. As an interior designer, he was responsible for designing entire spaces, such as the Paquebot France...