Centre table - Wood, Mahogany - Gueridon coffee table Art Deco

Typical 1930s Art Deco coffee table / gueridon,
Living room or smoking table (gueridon) with a circular top.
Top: Round top in veneered wood with a geometric/sector pattern, surrounded by a shaped edge in solid wood of substantial thickness.
Center support and legs: The supporting structure is formed by a solid faceted central body with vertical grooves and decorative canalized elements on the sides. The base rests on an X-shaped cross foundation in solid wood that ensures great stability.
Wood and Finish: Made of fine wood (walnut or burr walnut) finished with a warm blonde/amber shellac polish.
Era of Realization
Presumed year: circa 1930–1935
Historical context: It is a typical example of Italian or French cabinetmaking of the 1930s, a period when the organic lines of the previous Art Nouveau gave way to rigid architectures, monumental volumes, and essential geometric shapes, typical of Art Deco design.