FRENCH ART DECO BLEACHED MAHOGANY DINING SUITE

(lot of 7) French Art Deco dining suite, c.1930s, bleached mahogany with ebonized accents, comprising: (1) dining table having extensions for leaves at each end, (two) 11.75"leaves, the rectangular to

French Art Deco Carved Mahogany Dining Table, c. 1940, the rectangular top on a semicircular base with double supports, on a serpentine plinth base, leaves now lacking, H.- 31 1/2 in., W.- 67 1/2 in.,

Circa 1930s Comprising an extendable rectangular dining table with a macassar top, bird's eye maple skirt, and reeded legs, accompanied with two leaves and a fitted glass top, matched with two armcha

French Art Deco Carved Mahogany Dining Table, c. 1940, the crotched top over a wide skirt, on dark stained cabriole legs, matching previous lot, H.- 29 3/8 in., W.- 63 in., D.- 36 5/8 in.

French Art Deco Carved Mahogany Dining Table, c. 1930, the rectangular top over a wide skirt, on tapered cylindrical legs to semicircular bases, joined by a wide rectangular stretcher, the two ends pu

French Art Deco mahogany finish extension dining table, c.1930, the rectangular top having rounded contrasting trim on two sides, pulling out to reveal support for a leaf, resting on stretcher joined

Rare Eight Piece French Art Deco African Macassar Wood Dining Suite, 20th c., consisting of a sideboard with a stepped rounded top over a central bank of drawers flanked by large cupboards, a table an

Gilbert Rohde for Herman Miller Art Deco Style Mahogany Veneer Dining Table Suite with Eight Chairs. Gilbert Rohde (1894-1944). Formal group dining table and eight chairs en suite. The table with bowe

French Art Deco style round dining table. Mahogany finish with four spy legs supporting a tapered column supporting a light pink-beige marble top. Unmarked. SHIPPINGHill Auction Gallery will not ship.

A French Art Deco mahogany table by Decoene having bronze trimmed top supported on double pedestal circa 1930. Raised plinth base with bronze trim. Ht: 29.5" Width: 71" Depth: 40"

French, early 20th C. 28"h x 5'6-1/2"w x 27"d

French Carved Mahogany Art Deco Style Dining Table, 20th c., the crotched top over a wide skirt, on reeded cabriole legs, the sides with pullout leaf supports, for two leaves, not present, H.- 29 1/8

French, early 20th C., comprising two arms and two side chairs. Arm: 38"h x 23"w x 20"d

French, early 20th C. Comprising two arms and four sides. 30-1/2"h to 34"h

French, circa 1920, in the manner of Jules Leleu, all six frames showing leather upholstered backs and seats in fine cream coloured leather, purportedly the same leather as used at the Rolls Royce aut

Unusual French Moderne dining suite including a pedestal table with highly figured olive or ash burl veneer and (4) side chairs with caned seats and carved tropical motifs. Circa 1920's-1930's. Dimens

Mahogany frame dining chairs with yellow embroidered silk upholstery and brass stud accents on back. Dimensions: 17.75" W x 20" D x 34"H each ;  &nbsp

French Art Nouveau Inlaid Mahogany Dining Table, early 20th c., the stepped line and mother of pearl inlaid top on square trestle bases with ormolu sabots, joined by a rectangular stretcher, en suite

Set of 6 French Art Deco style newly upholstered dining or sidechairs. Crafted from mahogany this chairs have solid frames and new beige upholstery. The upholstered seat is supported by four legs, the

Parlor suite consisting of sofa, matching armchair and similar chair, ca. 1920s/30s Rosewood, mahogany, cotton velvet Unmarked Sofa: 33" x 77" x 37", matching: 33" x 36" x 35", similar: 35 1/2" x 37"

Paul Follot (French, 1877-1941) attributed Art Deco oval extending pedestal dining table, ca. 1925, the top with a harlequin-marquetry pattern in oak, above a mahogany, ebony, and oak apron, resting o

French, circa 1925, possibly Alfred Portneuve (1896-1946), after design by Emile Jacques Ruhlmann (1879-1933), each with mahogany frame with molded arm supports and tapered legs set with brass cap fee

Second quarter 20th century, apparently unsigned, stamped to underside edge ''7538'', in the manner of Jacques-Emile Ruhlmann (1879-1933 French), of burl and mahogany with oak secondary wood, the beve

French, circa 1925, possibly Alfred Portneuve (1896-1946), after design by Emile Jacques Ruhlmann (1879-1933), each with mahogany frame with molded arm supports and tapered legs set with brass cap fee