Art Deco Pedestal Table By Lahalle & Levard, Circa 1930

Elegant Art Deco pedestal table stamped "LAHALLE & LEVARD", dating from the 1930s. Pierre Lahalle (1877-1956) and Georges Levard, Parisian cabinetmakers and decorators, are known for their refined creations combining sober lines and delicate marquetry, characteristic of furniture from the Art Deco period. The circular top, with a diameter of 59 cm, features superb floral marquetry in light wood on a background of Macassar ebony, typical of the Art Deco taste. The contrasting colors and the symmetrical composition testify to high-quality cabinetmaking work. The top is surrounded by a light net and rests on a central fluted shaft with a curved tripod base. Period: circa 1930 Signature: stamped "LAHALLE & LEVARD" under the top Dimensions: height 67 cm - diameter 59 cm Materials: exotic wood marquetry (probably Macassar ebony and light wood), solid wood structureCondition: very good general condition, slight patina of use; well-preserved top, No major restoration.An elegant and balanced piece, representative of the sobriety and refinement of French Art Deco.Ideal to complete a collection interior or a modern taste decor with a historical touch.Delivery possible by us. Enjoy your visit to our gallery!