Large French Modernist Dining Table in the Style of Jean Royère, 1950s

This attractive sideboard features a smooth oak build and bright copper accents. Monumental in size. The eye-catching coral and black decorative knobs...

This unique Aldo Tura dining table was produced in Italy in the late 1960s, and really feels imposing and glamorous. The lacquered goatskin parchment, in rich shades of brown and dar...

An intriguing piece of design, this large dining table deserves to be the focal point of your dining room. Symmetrical brass and chrome elements strike through a black opaline glass top, the result being an impressively sleek dining room centerpiece...

Warm light brown oak and rich copper form a beautiful color palette in this cabinet vaisselier from the 1950s. On the front and top of the cabinet, the oak displays a striped lightwood/dark wood pattern that feels fun and very much of the era, while the recessed portions of the oak appear to shift into burnt orange for a subtle injection of natural color. Opening the door at the front of the cabinet, a series of small drawers are revealed for hidden storage and organization; the left side of the cabinet is formed by transparent glass, ideal for stowing decorative items or glassware, as well as giving the piece a sense of being filled with light. Though it was created by an unknown French craftsman, this piece is reminiscent of avant-garde designer Jean Royere’s work. Place it in your living room for a unique midcentury French modernist...

This elegant Jacques Adnet coffee table is sure to add an element of French modernisme to any room in your home. It was designed and produced by Jacques Adnet in the 1950s. With shap...

This beautiful cerused oak dining table was designed by Italian mid-century modern designer Tommaso Barbi in the 1970s. The top features a nice brass inlay frame, with a round raised...

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...

Lacquered and turned wood "Quille" console in the style of Jean Royère.

1970s French dining table in the style of Jean Charles with bordeaux lacquered top is supported by a brass and chrome base. Makes for a beautiful dining or meeting room table.

1970s French dining table in the style of Jean Charles with bordeaux lacquered top is supported by a brass and chrome base. Makes for a beautiful dining or meeting room table.

A beautiful square vintage dinging table in the manner of Pierre Jeanneret. In oak, original from France in the 1950s.

A French, circa midcentury round dining table of nice design, made of painted iron, and fitted with a safety glass top.