BAPTISTIN SPADE DINING TABLE (1891-1969)

Natural wood dining table with rectangular top and corner base composed of four rigorously geometrically shaped legs connected by a low brace. It comes with two extension leaves, each measuring 50 cm. The Spade style is defined by a propensity for color and rich materials. The famous decorator and furniture designer created furniture pieces as well as lamps and carpet models. He uses draperies and tapestries to soften the gravity of dark wood furniture creations. He uses lacquer enhanced with gold rubbing as well as new materials. Last but not least, he involved the great names of contemporary decorative art in his projects, to complete the refinement of his work. XX° period, Circa: 1950 Dim: W:200cm, D:100cm, H:75cm.