French Art Deco dining table in sycamore, style of André Arbus, c. 1940.

A rare masterpiece of French modernism, this dining table embodies the excellence of the style of the 1940s. This major piece is part of a prestigious set that includes a large matching sideboard, also available in our gallery, with preferential pricing offered for the acquisition of the complete set. Crafted with exceptional meticulousness, the structure is adorned with a luminous sycamore veneer arranged in a diamond pattern for a striking geometric effect. Restored according to the traditional French polishing method, this table highlights the natural depth of the grain and the clarity of the rare wood. The design is distinguished by its pure lines and exceptional cabinetry, where every detail is conceived with neoclassical precision. All bronze and brass ornaments, including the decorative rings on the legs and the protective caps, have been carefully polished to provide a mirror finish that elegantly contrasts with the warm tones of the sycamore. Certified by the official seal of the National Federation of Furniture, this creation is an authentic testament to high-quality French craftsmanship from the post-war period, promising to enhance any reception space by standing out as the centrepiece of a discerning collection where neoclassical modernism meets the perfection of traditional cabinetry.