BAPTISTIN SPADE DINING TABLE (1891-1969)

A natural wood dining table with a rectangular top and a corner base composed of four rigorously geometric legs connected by a low stretcher. It has two 50cm extensions. The Spade style is defined by a penchant for color and rich materials. The renowned decorator and furniture designer created furniture pieces as well as lamps and rug designs. He used draperies and tapestries to soften the starkness of his dark wood furniture creations. He employed both lacquer enhanced with gold leaf and innovative materials. Finally, he collaborated with leading figures in contemporary decorative arts to enhance the refinement of his work. 20th century, circa 1950. Dimensions: L: 200cm, W: 100cm, H: 75cm.