Danish Cabinetmaker Hand Decorated Art Deco Side Table, 1930s

Elegant Danish 1930s Art Deco side table by Frits Henningsen, featuring a warm patinated mahogany frame and a striking tiled top with hand-decorated ceramic tiles by Jens Thirslund. ...

Beautiful authentic Art Deco side table made by a cabinetmaker in Denmark in 1937. The table is made from solid stained birch and painted ceramic tiles with a warm abstract motif. Da...

Charming stool made in the 1920s in Scandinavia in Art Deco Chinoiserie style. Original upholstery and paint.

Rare 1930s Danish Art Deco height-adjustable stool by cabinetmaker Andreas Tuck, featuring a richly patinated dark wood frame with a sculptural fluted column and elegant curved feet....

Decorative Dutch Art Deco side table from the 1920s–1930s, in the style of the Amsterdam School. The table features a dark wooden base with three geometrically stepped legs, connect...

Swedish Art Deco Side Table / Bar Table, Sweden, 1930s Exceptional Swedish Art Deco side or bar table from the 1930s, displaying impressive craftsmanship and an unusually elaborate combination of exotic woods, decorative inlays and ingenious storage. The tabletop is particularly striking, combining richly figured elm-root and mahogany veneers with period-typical inlaid motifs depicting liquor and cigarettes. Protected beneath a glass top, these playful details reveal the table's original function as a piece intended for entertaining and give it a wonderfully distinctive character. The sides of the table are equally carefully considered, incorporating several small shelves and locking compartments for storing bottles, glasses and other bar accessories. Mahogany and contrasting zebrano veneers emphasize the geometric construction and bring additional richness to the compact architectural form. Despite its relatively restrained proportions, the table reveals new details from every angle. The combination of luxurious veneers, practical concealed storage and witty pictorial decoration is characteristic of the sophisticated approach to Swedish furniture making during the interwar period. The piece can be used as originally intended as a compact bar table, while its proportions also make it highly suitable as a side or occasional table. Even when closed, the richly figured veneers and decorative tabletop give it a strong sculptural presence. A charming and unusual example of Swedish Art Deco furniture...

Decorative Dutch Art Deco side table in the style of the Amsterdam School, dating from approximately 1930. The table features a circular brass top with elaborate Egyptian Revival de...

Stunning and rare Art Deco side table. Striking French design from the 1930s. Solid oak with original colored marble top. The drawer has the original brass handle. This wonderful Art...