Phyllis Morris Bleached Oak Parquetry Top Double Pedestal Dining Table

Functional art is the best way to describe this incredible table by Beverly Hills design icon Phyllis Morris. Black lacquer over hand-carved wood in a deco foliate design. Inset with...

The dining table GH is built with solid white oak - its 3” square legs engage with an 1-1/2” top through a simple integral joinery. The details are exposed. The simplicity and materi...

An oak parquetry extending dining table with finely tapered oak legs. This beautiful table is crafted from rustic oak with a herringbone parquetry design. It offers two extensions le...

An oak parquetry extension dining table with tapered oak legs. The beautiful table has a mirrored herringbone oak parquetry top with a molded edge. S...

Regency Mahogany 2 Pedestal Dining Table With clips , table tightened , touched up & waxed

An outstanding French Oak Double Pedestal Dining Table. A double pedestal oak extension dining table by Albert Guenot, c. 1940. Substantial, sculptural pedestal legs Extension leaves pull out from either end of table by pulling edge down and pulling leaves out to extend. Includes two 21.5" leaves which extends the table to 119.5" wide 76.5" wide x 42" deep x 29" high, 3" apron Good overall condition. Light wear to surface. Albert-Lucien Guenot (1894-1993) Guenot was a French decorator and furniture designer, born in Arcueil-Cachan, and schooled at the Ecole Boulle in Paris. Guenot immersed himself in “The Moderne Style” by working as a designer in the studio of Maurice Dufrene, in sculpted wood with Laurent Malcles, in sculpture with Paul Follot, in ironwork for Edgar Brandt, and briefly for architect Rene Crevel. From 1923 the balance of his career was at the Pomone design studio of Au Bon Marche department store in Paris. He became the chef d’atelier under director, Paul Follot. In 1932 he succeeeded Rene Prou as director, remaining there until 1955. Guenot designed the interiors of the hotels Chateau...