VERY NICE SET OF MID CENTURY BELGOCHROM BELGIUM NESTING TABLES
GILDED WITH 23 CT GOLD
SMOKING COLORED MIRROR GLASS TOPS
SIZE OF THE LARGEST TABLE IS HEIGHT 41 cm LARGE 56 cm DEPTH 36

This high-quality set of three nesting tables was manufactured in Denmark during the 1960s. It is made from solid oak wood and veneered oak wood. This set is characterised by its fine details and quality craftsmanship.

Additional Measurements:
– 2nd table – height: 45 cm / width: 50 cm / depth: 36 cm
– 3rd table – height: 41 cm / width: 42 cm / depth: 36 cm

Four Early 20th Century Chinese hardwood nesting tables, having moulded tops supported on pierced and carved square legs united by shaped stretchers, terminating on decorative carved scroll feet. Circa 1910.

Vintage mid-century nesting tables. Modernist silver and brass tone frames with smoked glass tops.Dimensions:Small:32W x 34H x 32D cm Med: 42W x 38H x 32D cm Large: 52W x 42H x 32D cm.

We are delighted to offer for sale this stunning set of three original mid century modern Maison Bagues trolley nested tables A very good looking highly decorative and collectable nest of tables, each one is the style of a drinks, silver or tea table from the Regency era. The tables are totally original and free from any form of restoration, the glass is hand cut and period, they are genuinely a lovely find and extremely well made Dimensions: Height 49 cm / 44 cm / 39 cm Width 44 cm / 37.5 cm / 30 cm Depth 55 cm / 47.5 cm / 21 cm Please note all measurements are taken at the widest point. The Origins Baguès was born in Auvergne around 1840 and became famous internationally as a creator of art lighting. In the beginning it specialized in liturgical bronze and the company quickly developed by the end of the 19th century thanks to bronze lighting brought about by the generalization of electricity. During the 1920s, Victor and Robert Baguès enlarged the bronze lighting collection of their father and created their own iron models: the range Baguès is composed of Parrots & Foliage chandeliers and wall sconces. The Development Some of the most well known art directors and decorators of that time appeared in the Baguès order books, to include: Jansen, Raymond Subes, and Armand Albert Rateau. The latter who, in 1928, created the arrangement for the decoration of Jeanne Lanvin’s mansion. In between both wars, the development extended onto the international stage, and permanent establishments were created in New York, Rome, and Cairo. The activity also extended into the manufacturing of stairway banisters and metal gates, which are still in position in Condition: Please view the very detailed pictures as they form part of the description around condition Please note vintage period and original items such as leather seating will always have natural patina in the form of cracking creasing and wear, we recommend regular waxing to ensure no moisture is lost, also hand dyed leather is not recommended to sit in direct sunlight for prolonged periods of time as it will dry out and fade.