A 12 Foot Art Deco Style Macassar Ebony And Brushed Aluminium Dining Table From The Four Seasons Hotel, London - c.2000
A large and impressive Art Deco style dining or conference table, veneered in satin lacquered book matched Macassar ebony, with brushed aluminium legs and stretchers.
The table comes with a piece of tempered glass the covers the whole of the top (not shown in photographs).
We believe this table dates to the early 2000’s.
Provenance:
The Four Seasons Hotel, Park Lane, London
Condition:
A couple of very faint cloudy ring marks to top, and some tiny areas of chipped lacquer to corners and edges.
Dimensions:
74 cm high x 370 cm long x 95 cm deep
Shipping not included. Please email me with your postcode for a shipping quote george.holtby@gmail.com
A large and impressive Art Deco style dining or conference table, veneered in satin lacquered book matched Macassar ebony, with brushed aluminium legs and stretchers.
The table comes with a piece of tempered glass the covers the whole of the top (not shown in photographs).
We believe this table dates to the early 2000’s.
Provenance:
The Four Seasons Hotel, Park Lane, London
Condition:
A couple of very faint cloudy ring marks to top, and some tiny areas of chipped lacquer to corners and edges.
Dimensions:
74 cm high x 370 cm long x 95 cm deep
Shipping not included. Please email me with your postcode for a shipping quote george.holtby@gmail.com
A large and impressive Art Deco style dining or conference table, veneered in satin lacquered book matched Macassar ebony, with brushed aluminium legs and stretchers.
The table comes with a piece of tempered glass the covers the whole of the top (not shown in photographs).
We believe this table dates to the early 2000’s.
Provenance:
The Four Seasons Hotel, Park Lane, London
Condition:
A couple of very faint cloudy ring marks to top, and some tiny areas of chipped lacquer to corners and edges.
Dimensions:
74 cm high x 370 cm long x 95 cm deep
Shipping not included. Please email me with your postcode for a shipping quote george.holtby@gmail.com