A Fine Art Deco Console Table

Name: A Fine Art Deco Console Table
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA850033
Availability: SoldOut

1920 - 1940

Sold by Poirot Art Deco

Description

A Fine Art Deco Mahogany console table possibly by Betty Joel.

The plain top with a canted front, over a single drawer, raised on chamfered supports and raised sledge feet, united with a double stretcher.

This was possibly part of the furniture made for St Olaf House in Hay Wharf, Tooley Street, London. The building and its fittings were designed by the architect Harry Goodhart-Rendell, and made by Betty Joel Ltd. Betty Joel was good friends with the architect and they worked on several projects together. He was responsible for Joel’s new factory at Ewell, once she moved from Portsmouth.

The table has the fine workmanship, construction and the type of timbers Betty Joel used at this time. It is difficult to think it could be by anyone else.

Physical Dimensions

Height

91cm (35.83")

Width

104cm (40.94")

Depth

59cm (23.23")

Declaration

Poirot Art Deco has dated this piece to the 1930s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA850033

Dealers Internal Reference

PAD0778

Dealers Notes

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Description

A Fine Art Deco Mahogany console table possibly by Betty Joel.

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The plain top with a canted front, over a single drawer, raised on chamfered supports and raised sledge feet, united with a double stretcher.

Poirot Art Deco

This was possibly part of the furniture made for St Olaf House in Hay Wharf, Tooley Street, London. The building and its fittings were designed by the architect Harry Goodhart-Rendell, and made by Betty Joel Ltd. Betty Joel was good friends with the architect and they worked on several projects together. He was responsible for Joel’s new factory at Ewell, once she moved from Portsmouth.

The table has the fine workmanship, construction and the type of timbers Betty Joel used at this time. It is difficult to think it could be by anyone else.