Description
Place of Origin
France
Date of Manufacture
1940s
Period
1940-1949
Materials and Techniques
Satinwood
Other Characteristics
satinwood
Condition
Good
Dimensions
23in.Hx33.5in.Wx12.75in.D
58cmHx85cmWx32cmD
Unusual Art Deco Occasional Table
$4,100.00
An unusual two-tier occasional Table in satinwood from c. 1940.
1 in stock
Description
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