Side table - Oak - French Art Deco side table.

French Art Deco Salon Gueridon with Drawer in solid oak – circa 1930

Elegant French Art Deco occasional table made of solid oak, dating from the period around 1920–1930.

The furniture is characterized by its refined geometric design, round tops, and gracefully curved black-painted legs, typical of the French Art Deco style. The small table features a practical drawer and a second shelf, making it both decorative and functional.

The warm dark brown oak finish contrasts beautifully with the black legs, giving the piece a stylish and timeless appearance.
A French guéridon with a drawer like this originally had several possible functions, depending on the room where it stood:
- A coffee table next to an armchair or sofa for a book, glasses, cigar box, or a drink.
- A lamp table, with a table lamp on the top surface and accessories on the intermediary shelf.
- A work or sewing table, where the drawer was used for sewing notions, writing implements, or small personal items.
- A plant stand in a drawing room or conservatory.

In French catalogs from the interwar period, such a model is often described as:
"Guéridon de salon à tiroir" (salon guéridon with drawer) or "Table d'appoint" (occasional table).

An attractive authentic French interior piece that fits perfectly within Art Deco, vintage, and eclectic interiors.

Features
Origin: France
Period: circa 1925–1940
Style: Art Deco
Material: solid oak
Color: dark brown with black-painted legs
With drawer
Second shelf
Height: approx. 70 cm
Good used condition with normal signs of wear appropriate to its age. Slight non-intrusive groove at the back edge of the top board. See photo

Carefully packed and insured shipping.