Small Oak Smoking Table, Art Deco period – 1930

This elegant Art Deco smoking table in oak stands out for its sculptural appearance and discreet refinement, blending the warmth of solid wood with a geometric design typical of the 1930s. Its circular top, bordered with copper edges, creates a play of volumes that captures light and highlights the texture of the oak, while two small compartments, equipped with delicate ring handles, open with sliding curtains. This side table traditionally served as a smoking table for storing cigarettes, cigars, or accessories, with the compartments acting as small boxes or humidifiers. The base, composed of curved supports connected by horizontal crossbars, asserts a harmonious and stable silhouette, where architectural rigor merges with the soft lines characteristic of the Art Deco aesthetic.