Art Deco Sunburst Center Table in Burl Walnut and Mixed Woods (1920s-1930s)

A monumental and highly sophisticated piece of 1920s-1930s design, showcasing the absolute pinnacle of Art Deco cabinet-making and marquetry. This striking center table features a spectacular circular top, masterfully veneered in a "sunburst" radiating pattern. The eye is immediately drawn to the central medallion: an exquisite trompe-l'œil inlay created from contrasting light and dark woods (likely maple and boxwood with an ebony center) that gives the illusion of a three-dimensional fluted dome. The top is supported by an imposing tripartite pedestal base. The three columns are beautifully divided into sections of rich, swirling Burl Walnut and highly textured, ribbed, and painted middle bands, all resting on a solid, architectural ebonized plinth. This table is a true statement piece, perfect as a dramatic entryway center table or an intimate, luxurious dining table for a contemporary or historic home.

Technical Details & Condition:

• Estimated Period: Art Deco (1920s - 1930s).

• Origin: European craftsmanship.

• Material: Mixed wood veneers (Burl Walnut, Walnut/Mahogany, Maple, Ebony) and ebonized wood base.

• Dimensions: Diameter 110 cm | Height 78 cm.

• Condition: Very good antique condition. The tabletop presents a beautifully preserved, warm polish with minor, authentic signs of age. The base is sturdy and retains its wonderful mix of textures, from the smooth burl to the tactile ribbed sections.