Our Art Deco style office desk hails from France and is crafted from exotic woods like ebony, lemonwood, or zebrawood, adding a touch of exotic forest vibes to your workspace.

It features two lockable front doors (with spherical handles that double as keys), oak drawers on the back and right side, premium brass military-style handles on top, and two slides for extra desk space when needed.

The desk comes in three parts for easy delivery and is equipped with a newly installed inset leather desktop that has been fully polished and restored, presenting an overall excellent condition!

This bedside table measures 12 inches wide, 17 inches deep, and 26 inches high. It's a pair of Art Deco "Waterfall" design walnut and matching burl bedside tables from the late 1930s, complete with original hardware featuring glued wood inserts.

The distinctive feature of Waterfall furniture is the rounded droplet edges on all horizontal surfaces, designed to mimic flowing waterfalls. It became widely popular in the late 1930s and early 1940s, with Waterfall furniture primarily produced for the mass market during that time.

"Lacquer" is a clear or semi-transparent protective coating that, when applied to surfaces, creates a smooth, durable, and attractive finish. Clear lacquers have high gloss and hardness, making them suitable for furniture, toys, and other small items.

Art Deco craftsmanship often requires applying several coats of lacquer to achieve a refined finish, giving pieces a smooth sheen and timeless appearance. This exquisite original bar and dining sideboard, with its fine lacquered finish and integrated wine cabinet, along with expandable wine glass and bottle racks, is sure to catch the eye in any setting.

Marquetry craftsmanship is a traditional woodworking technique that involves using various types of wood, such as inlay, veneer, and carving, to apply intricate designs and patterns to the surface of furniture and other objects. The traditional and natural marquetry patterns are a prominent feature of Art Deco style furniture.

You can find marquetry craftsmanship in various types of furniture, including dining tables, beds, and chests, and it is often used to create unique decorative pieces. Marquetry craftsmanship has been around for centuries, especially during the Baroque and Rococo periods, and continues to be a popular woodworking technique today.

Leather refers to animal skins (usually from cows, sheep, or pigs) that have been treated with tanning agents to preserve and soften them. It comes in various colors, textures, and grades, and can undergo different finishes to suit various purposes.

Due to its durability, style, and comfort, leather is not just limited to common items like bags and shoes; it's also a popular material for making furniture and other applications, making these pieces a beautiful addition to stylish spaces. This leather chair is a prime example, featuring a snug back design, rolled arms, and square tapered legs crafted from premium leather and handcrafted hardwood.