French Art Deco Rosewood Dining Table c.1925

Art Deco Dining Table,

attr. Jules Leleu

An elegant French Art Deco dining table dating from circa 1925, strongly attributed to Jules Leleu, executed in rosewood.

The rectangular top displays striking geometric veneering and is supported by four elegantly tapered legs, each mounted with a gilt bronze figure of a man. Shaped bronze mounts run along the apron, following the refined profile of the table. Two sliding supports pull out to accommodate the leaves. The table comfortably seats eight in the closed position and has been fitted with two newly made extensions, produced in the correct form. So will seat max 12 people when extended

Fully restored and professionally polished, it presents in excellent condition throughout.

Sophisticated and practical, it is ideal for a formal dining room or elegant interior.

Key Details

Period: c.1925

Origin: France

Material: Rosewood with gilt bronze mounts

Features: Strongly attributed to Jules Leleu, gilt bronze figural leg mounts, shaped bronze apron mounts, two newly made extensions, seats eight closed

Condition: Fully restored and professionally polished, excellent condition throughout

Ideal For: Formal dining room or elegant interior

Dimensions

• Height: 73 cm
• Width: 195 cm (closed) / 291 cm (extended)
• Depth: 94.5 cm