A Set Of Two Ateliers Gallé Tables From The 1930s

- The larger of the two consists of a walnut cross-braced base supporting a rectangular tabletop inlaid with a floral motif typical of Art Nouveau. This inlay features a walnut background and red Saint-Martin wood. The flowers are made of stained boxwood and black ebony.

– The second piece, which is slightly smaller, also features a walnut cross-braced base supporting a rectangular tabletop with a floral marquetry design that is more naive in style than the first; it consists of a background of speckled maple and walnut. The flowers are made of black boxwood, red Saint-Martin, and oak.

• This piece was restored in our workshop in accordance with the professional code of ethics, guaranteeing the authenticity and longevity of this exceptional piece.
• Qualified, certified cabinetmaker
• Traditional period techniques
  

Large dimensions: 44 x 40 (H 67) cm

Small dimensions: 38 x 39 (height 65 cm)

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