Round extending table, attributed to Alfred Porteneuve (1896-1949), circa 1940
- Date
- Circa 1940
- Dimensions
- H. 75, Diam. 135 cm (Ø 135 cm without leaf, 200 cm with leaf)
On view at the showroom, 18 rue des Bons Enfants, Marché L'Usine, stand 3, 93400 Saint-Ouen. Delivery in France and worldwide.
Round dining table, circa 1940
Veneered and lacquered wood, extension system
Diameter: 135 cm (without leaf), 200 cm (with leaf)
H. 75 cm
Biographical notes
Nephew and collaborator of Jacques-Émile Ruhlmann, Alfred Porteneuve trained in architecture at the École des Beaux-Arts and worked on the Hôtel du Collectionneur in 1925. After his uncle’s death in 1933 he completed the outstanding orders, then founded his own firm, carrying the Art Deco spirit towards a more streamlined modernity. His commissions include the liner Pasteur (1939) and the presidential rostrum of the Palais des Nations in Geneva.
Shipping and packing
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