Walnut and mahogany dining table – Decoene (Kortrijk), 1936 – “Paul” model Elegant Art Deco style dining room table, produced in 1936 by the prestigious house Decoene Frères in Kortrijk, one of the jewels of Belgian furniture of the 20th century. The “Paul” model is distinguished by its sober and balanced lines, its high-end manufacturing and the harmony of the wood species used. The top is in walnut, while the curved base is made of a refined mix of wood, including mahogany, bringing visual richness and solidity to the whole. Origin: Belgium, Decoene factory, 1936 Model: Paul Materials: Walnut top, mahogany base and mixed wood Finish: brushed waxed varnish (resistant, not fragile – suitable for daily use) Open dimensions: up to 320 cm Independent extension system Capacity: 10 to 12 people A word about the Decoene Frères factory Founded in Courtrai (Belgium) at the end of the 19th century, Decoene Frères established itself as a major player in luxury furniture in Belgium in the 1920s. Specializing in Art Deco furniture, the factory stands out for the quality of its wood species, its high-end finishes and its mastery of marquetry. In the interwar period, Decoene collaborated with many modernist architects and decorators, and his furniture fitted hotels, public institutions, embassies, as well as prestigious private interiors throughout Europe. Today, Decoene pieces are highly sought after by collectors and lovers of historical design. This piece has an attribution mark, I am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution