Art Deco Style Macassar Ebony Dining Table

Art Deco Fontaine Dining Table, Modern Collection, Handcrafted in Portugal - Europe by Greenapple. The Fontaine dining table is named after Jean de La Fontaine, the renowned French ...

Dakota Jackson Style Macassar Ebony Dining Table, Art Deco Style, Newly Refinished Offered for sale is a Dakota Jackson style Art Deco style dining room table. This table is newly ...

A gorgeous Harris Rubin Macassar dining table, 2010. The table is crafted from Macassar ebony with a steel base in a bronze finish. It is a luxurious, modern piece that was part of a...

Impressive French Macassar Ebony Dining Table Art Deco Style This large impressive extendable dining table in macassar ebony opens out with the addi...

A dramatic and finely crafted French Art Deco dining table in richly figured Macassar ebony. The rectangular top sits over a sculptural black lacquered base with sweeping curves and ...

FRENCH ART DECO DINING TABLE This elegant French art deco extending dining table was crafted in France during the 1920s, featuring a combination of Macassar ebony and mahogany. Supp...

French Art Deco Dining Table in Macassar Ebony This exquisite French U-base dining table, crafted in the 1920s, showcases the elegance of Macassar ebony. Designed to comfortably seat...

Custom Art Deco Macassar ebony and burled walnut dining table with polished nickel inlay. Custom made and handcrafted by Carrocel in Toronto Canada. Price includes complimentary cu...

This stunning circular dining table is resplendent in macassar veneer arranged in a starburst pattern. The design consists of 8 pie-shaped wedges formed from 32 pieces of veneer. Macassar, a subspecies of ebony, was selected for its straight grain, high striation, and exceptional hardness. The base is pyramidal, with three tapered legs joined by curved lobes. The piece is truly a marvel of nature and human craftsmanship. The high-gloss lacquer finish accentuates the beauty of the wood. Hungarian furniture makers have been making fine veneered furniture since the Biedermeier era in the early 19th Century. Biedermeier furniture required high-tech (for the time) cutting tools and new application techniques. The technology transferred easily to Art Deco, a style that originated in France but also bloomed in 1930's Budapest. The same techniques are in use today, almost 100 years later. Hungarian Deco...

A large fine French Art Deco two pedestals macassar ebony oval dining table. Price include restoration (done) and refinishing per your request.