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This piece of furniture embodies the decorative spirit of the 1940s, in the taste of designers Louis Sue and André Mare, emblematic figures of French Art Décoratif. Its architectural silhouette, sober and refined, combines the rigor of blackened wood with the warmth of courbaril mahogany, in a subtly orchestrated play of contrasts.
The front features a floral inlaid decoration in stained wood, delicately inlaid with mother-of-pearl, evoking the stylized compositions dear to the workshops of the Union des Artistes Modernes. The top drawer, with finely chased brass handles, surmounts a low, lockable door decorated with a floral basket.
The fluted uprights give elegant rhythm to the whole, emphasizing the verticality of the piece and reinforcing its graphic allure. This piece of furniture with character, as an occasional or music piece, will find its place in a refined interior, for enlightened connoisseurs and collectors sensitive to the combination of craftsmanship and decorative invention.
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Circa: 1940
Excellent condition after restoration in our cabinetmaking workshop. Waxed finish on hard base.
Delivery by quotation in France and abroad.
Maximum dimensions :
Width : 54 cm
Depth : 35 cm
Height : 114 cm
Reference : 420V
Ref: OD7QGKYQ52