Art Deco Dining Table attributed to De Coene, Belgium 1930s

A striking Art Deco dining table attributed to De Coene Frères, crafted in Belgium during the 1930s, a period in which the celebrated Kortrijk‑based atelier reached the height of its creative and technical mastery. This table exemplifies the refined geometry, luxurious materials, and architectural presence that defined De Coene’s contribution to European Art Deco design. The round tabletop features an elegant parquetry pattern, composed of meticulously arranged wood veneers that create a rhythmic, geometric surface. A fine inlaid border accentuates the circular form, adding a subtle decorative flourish without overwhelming the design. The table rests on a powerful central pedestal, its paneled sides softened by gentle curves and fluting; an interplay of verticality and volume characteristic of Belgian Art Deco. De Coene was renowned for its exceptional woodworking, and this table reflects that heritage. The richly toned wood displays a deep, polished patina developed over nearly a century. The pedestal sits on a stepped base clad in textured metalwork, finished with decorative studs, an unmistakable Art Deco detail that adds both glamour and structural grounding. The combination of warm timber and metal accents creates a sophisticated contrast, elevating the table’s sculptural presence. During the interwar years, De Coene emerged as one of Europe’s most influential design houses, producing furniture for prestigious residences, public buildings, and international exhibitions. Their work blended French Art Deco elegance with Belgian craftsmanship, resulting in pieces that were modern, luxurious, and impeccably made. This dining table is a testament to that legacy; bold yet refined, decorative yet architectural. We also have the matching cabinet and chairs for sale. This table was is extendable but no extension pieces are present. Extensions can be made in the same style on request.