Art Deco Eight Seater Dining Suite

An Art Deco Eight Seat Dining Suite by Maurice Adams. Satinwood veneered with figured walnut banding to table top and Macassar ebony banding to pedestal base. Six satinwood veneered dining chairs and two satinwood veneered carver armchairs. Cream leather upholstery. 

Dimensions: Table H 76cm L 216cm W 102cm With Chairs L 312cm W 170cm, Chair H 84cm W 52cm D 50cm Seat H 47cm, Carver H 86cm W 57cm D 54cm Seat H 47cm

Origin: English

Date: Circa 1935

The self proclaimed successor to the great furniture makers of the 18th century, Maurice Adams presents a unique 'streamlined Georgian style'. At the turn of the century the designer favoured the marble-like effect of veneers and their ability to exploit the 'natural beauty' of figured woods. Maurice Adams embraced new designs, evolving with the early 20th century movements. 

All of Maurice Adams's furniture was made by hand in Gloucester and displayed in Adams's showroom in Portman Square, London. Maurice Adams's style perfectly embodies the cosmopolitan age and sophistication of Art Deco. His revivalist turned modernist approach to furniture can be seen in his appreciation of polished veneers and classical shapes. His iconic black and chrome cocktail cabinet, now on display at the V&A Museum London, boasts of his radical ingenuity and complete absorption of modernism.

Item Number: 1911242