Side table attributed to Atelier Martine / Paul Poiret, France 1920s

An elegant and evocative piece attributed to the Atelier Martine, the visionary workshop founded by Paul Poiret, this French side table from the 1920s captures the poetic spirit of early modern decorative arts—where craftsmanship and artistic expression meet. Its distinctive triangular top, gently rounded at the edges, is finished in a delicate patinated ivory hue, revealing a subtle crackle that enhances its depth and authenticity. Below, fine turned legs support the structure, connected by a charming stretcher, while the scalloped apron adds a playful decorative rhythm, almost naive—characteristic of the Atelier Martine aesthetic. Designed to blur the boundary between art and everyday life, this piece is both refined and whimsical. Its compact proportions make it a versatile accent—ideal as a side table, occasional table, or sculptural pedestal. A collectible object rich in history and character, offering a beautiful tribute to one of the most influential creative circles in early 20th century France.