Modular table / console convertible into a high table Albert Ducrot 1962

Attributed to Albert Ducrot, 1952. Elegant modular table attributed to Albert Ducrot, featuring ingenious design and a resolutely modernist line. This model stands out for its understated silhouette, highly architectural splayed legs, and transformable top that allows for versatile use: console, table, or high table according to needs. The whole piece presents a beautiful visual presence, typical of French furniture from the 1950s, where the pursuit of functionality is combined with refined aesthetics. The warmth of the wood, the finesse of the proportions, and the intelligence of the mechanism make it a piece that is both decorative and practical, ideal for a vintage, modernist, or contemporary interior. It is made of wood, probably oak or stained beech, with brass hardware elements. A characterful piece, rare for its modularity, that will appeal to enthusiasts of post-war French design and system furniture. >Thanks to its folding and height-adjustable system, it has multiple functions: coffee table or dining table for 6 people. Dimensions: In low table position: Top 60 X 98 cm - Height 49 cm In high position: Top 120 X 98 cm - Height 75 cm.