1950s French Dining Table with Extension by Joseph Andre Motte

Joseph-André Motte (1925 - 2013) was an interior architect and one of the leading figures of French design in the 1950s and 1960s. At the École des arts appliqués à l'industrie (now ...

Minimalist dining table, lacquered with a high-gloss black paint finish (with a slightly metallic sheen to it). The table is raised on elegantly slender, tapering legs. The ends of t...

A rare French oak dining table designed by Jean Royere circa 1955 as part of his "Sculpture" series. It featured a dramatically rounded legs of solid oak and a removable top. The design of this series around 1955 as well as "Visiteur du soir" series were likely stemmed from an earlier series "Coin de repos pour L'hiver", presented in artists and decorators' pavilion, international exhibition, Paris, in 1937. The table is 62" wide without leaves and when fully extended it measures 102" in width. It can be used as a bespoken desk as well. Provenance: Originally purchased from Wright Auction Modern Design Sale October 3rd, 2004; Lot 250. Literature: De Beyrie, Catherine & Stephane. Jean Royère. 2001. pp 48-57. Jacques Lacoste...

Mahogany dining table with extensions by G Poisson. Located in NY Two leaves of 50 centimetres could be added.

Pair of illuminated coffee tables by Joseph-André Motte (1925-2013) edited by Charron in 1958. White opaline glass diffuser, rosewood veneered structure and chrome-plated steel base....

This square dining table is typical of French classical furniture pieces and belongs to our TRADITION collection which takes up the timeless classics of the charm of the French count...