Oak side table attributed to Gaston Poisson, 1960s.

Oak side table attributed to Gaston Poisson from the 1960s. France. Gaston Poisson (1906–1971), a French cabinetmaker and designer active between the 1930s and 1950s, was inspired by Art Deco and distinguished himself with furniture featuring sober geometric lines, combining functionality and refinement. He used noble woods such as oak or mahogany, often highlighted by meticulous finishes and highly architectural detailing. This table embodies his style: balanced proportions, sculpted legs, and timeless elegance. Solid oak coffee table attributed to Gaston Poisson, circa 1945–50, characterised by a sculptural central base with horizontal grooves, typical of his work. The sober and structured design, the softly rounded corners of the top, and the satin finish are emblematic of his late Art Deco creations. Although unsigned, the quality of execution and architectural style allow for attribution to his workshop. An elegant and authentic piece for lovers of characterful French furniture.