Exquisite art deco sideboard or credenza manufactured by french furniture maker Charles Dudouyt, one of the best first half of the 20th century french furniture makers.
For Brutalist design enthusiasts, this might just be perfect.
Spring like legs elevating the cabinet so it appears to be floating.
Consists of 1 central drawer and three storage compartmens. The center compartment has a fold down door.
Inlaid wood central shelve, brass details and graphical design doors make this piece really stand out.
Very good condition
1940s - France
Information on Dudouyt:
A major figure in early 20th-century French design, Charles Dudouyt moved France’s design aesthetic from an elaborate classicism to a more modernist sensibility. Following World War I, Dudouyt abandoned painting and drawing to manufacture lamps and other decorative objects. He moved to Paris in 1933 and turned away from French classicism, adopting more refined contemporary forms. His style found parallels with the arts and crafts movement, characterized by an honest approach to simple materials like wood. Dudouyt’s move to Paris coincided with a more ambitious scale of production; he switched from making decorative objects to large furniture sets including tables and chairs.

Dimensions: 
Height: 102cm/40.15"
Lenght: 200cm/78.74"
Depth: 54cm/21.25"
Ref.: 131744
 
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