Art Deco Cabinet Attributed To De Coene, Belgium, 1930s

A remarkable Art Deco cabinet attributed to the renowned Belgian firm De Coene Frères, crafted in the 1930s, embodies the refined luxury and architectural elegance that characterized the firm's work during the interwar period. This impressive piece combines sculptural forms, exceptional materials, and meticulous craftsmanship—hallmarks of De Coene's major contribution to European Art Deco design. The cabinet features a harmonious façade, with a central mirrored section framed by a richly veined marble top, flanked by two tall side compartments. The curved lines, symmetrical composition, and subtle interplay of convex and concave surfaces reflect the sophisticated geometry characteristic of Belgian Art Deco. Turned legs elevate the piece slightly, lending it both presence and grace. De Coene was renowned for its mastery of precious woods, and this cabinet is no exception. The warm, polished wood reveals a deep, luminous patina, the result of nearly a century of history. The brass hardware, pleated fabric panels, and original marble top add a touch of texture and luxury. The interior offers ample storage with shelves and drawers, making the piece as functional as it is decorative. We also have the matching table and chairs for sale.