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DE COENE FRERES, Modernist Constructivist Art Deco Walnut Burl Coffee Table 1930 - Pignolet Gallery

DE COENE FRERES, Modernist Constructivist Art Deco Walnut Burl Coffee Table 1930


  • Period:20th Century / 1930
  • Place of Origin:Belgium
  • Creator, Editor, Designer:De Coene Frères (Courtrai)
  • Material:Walnut Burl
  • Weight:About 25 kg
  • Dimensions:H63 cm x W85 cm x D60 cm
  • Condition:Good 
  • Style:Art Deco / Modernism / Constructivism
  • Price:SOLD

  • Belgium Delivery:On request
  • International Delivery:On request

Art Deco style and period Table, attributed to the Belgian factory of Ateliers De Coene Frères in Kortrijk during the 1930s.
Structure and shelf in walnut burl veneer.
Shelf base, inverted asymmetry typical of the Modernist Constructivist style, in the taste and spirit of architects such as Marcel Louis Baugniet.
Period furniture in very good condition, fully restored, photo before restoration visible (see images).
A label from the "NOVA" auction room in Brussels is affixed under the table, dating from the years 1930/40 ..... (see images).

De Coene Frères (Kortrijk):
1887 is the year in which De Coene's story in Kortrijk begins. During the interwar period, the company gained international fame for the production of high quality Art Deco wooden furniture. Based on the Arts and Crafts philosophy, the company will call on great artists and architects, in particular the painter Albert Saverys, the sculptor Géo Verbank ... In addition to the individual sale of furniture to the wealthy bourgeoisie, the company is also responsible for custom furnishings for restaurants, hotels, casinos, trains, banks and other large institutions. Orders from abroad (France, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom) poured in and the company became one of the most important furniture manufacturers in Belgium and its reputation then became international. We will also note a mass production from 1929, up to 1000 radio cabinets per day are produced for Philips Eindhoven. At the end of the 1930s, more than 3000 people were employed in the various departments. The company is still in business today ...