French modernist side table in mahogany veneer, 1930s–1950s

This French side table was produced in the mid-20th century and reflects the clean and functional aesthetic of modernist design. It features a chrome tubular steel structure combined with two rectangular wooden tops, finished in mahogany veneer. The combination of the warm tones of the wood and polished metal is characteristic of French modernist furniture from this period. A manufacturer's mark bearing the inscription "Geuofeot" is stamped under one of the tops. It appears to be from a regional workshop or a small studio active in France in the mid-20th century, likely associated with the local production of modernist furniture influenced by Bauhaus and Art Deco. The table includes a practical lower shelf and compact proportions, making it suitable as a side table, plant stand, or accent table in various interiors. Origin: France. Period: 1930s–1950s. Materials: chrome steel, mahogany veneer on hardwood. Mark: stamped "Geuofeot" (likely a mark from a regional French workshop). Dimensions: 36 cm deep × 63 cm wide × 68 cm high. Condition: good vintage condition, with minor signs of wear consistent with age and use.