1930s French Art Deco Rosewood Dining Table with Metal Stretchers

A French Art Deco rosewood dining table dating to the 1930s, sourced in Provence, France. The table has been structurally revised and refinished by our restoration team, preserving its original design while enhancing the natural warmth and grain of the wood. The rectangular tabletop features richly figured rosewood veneer with warm reddish-brown tones, distinctive grain patterns, and a clean, stepped edge. The architectural base consists of two geometric pedestal supports with rounded lower corners, resting on broad, curved feet. Two parallel metal stretchers connect the pedestals near the base, featuring exposed cylindrical fittings and a silver-toned finish that contrasts with the warmth of the rosewood. Originally constructed with an extension mechanism, the tabletop separates at the center to accommodate additional leaves, which are no longer present. The table is offered in its closed configuration. The combination of geometric lines, curved architectural elements, and contrasting materials reflects the distinctive character of French Art Deco furniture from the 1930s. Its proportions make it suitable as a dining table or center table, complementing both traditional and contemporary interiors. In very good vintage condition, structurally revised and refinished, with minor wear consistent with age and use.

- Origin: Provence, France

- Period: 1930s

- Materials: Rosewood, Metal.

- Dimensions: W 50.63" x D 41.75" x H 29.25" - Apron clearance: 25.38"

- Condition: Structurally revised and refinished. Solid and stable, with minor signs of age and use consistent with its period. Extension leaves are not included.