Art Deco Dining Table With Inlaid Top – Circa 1930

An elegant and authentic Art Deco-era dining table, dating from around 1930, featuring remarkable geometric inlay work and a four-legged fluted base.

This table, nearly a century old, is a testament to the refinement and craftsmanship of European cabinetmakers during the Art Deco period.

Its rectangular tabletop is adorned with a geometric composition of wood veneers with contrasting grain patterns, featuring a central panel of richly figured wood, framed by a wide, light-colored border with a burl walnut appearance and a darker outer border.

The combination of different wood tones particularly highlights the richness of the decoration and the balanced lines of the tabletop.

The table rests on four fluted and slightly tapered legs, finished with ball feet. This original piece combines classic elegance with the architectural simplicity characteristic of 1930s Art Deco furniture.

The straight skirt and the generous proportions of the piece give this table an elegant presence.

The fixed tabletop, with no visible extension, offers a generous surface area suitable for a dining room or as a coffee table.

The table retains a beautiful antique patina and shows signs of use consistent with its age, including a few scratches, small marks, and wear on the finish.

An authentic piece from the Art Deco period, ideal for enthusiasts of antique furniture and decorative cabinetmaking from the early 20th century.

• Period: Circa 1930

• Style: Art Deco

• Origin: European, exact provenance undetermined

• Material: Walnut-toned wood and figured wood veneers

• Decoration: Geometric marquetry, contrasting veneers

• Top: Rectangular, fixed

• Base: Four fluted legs ending in ball feet

• Length: 140 cm (55.12 inches)

• Width: 110 cm (43.31 inches)

• Condition: Good antique condition, with patina and signs of use. Visible scratches and surface wear. See photographs.