Lalique Chene Dining Table
Lalique Chene Dining Table
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- Marc Lalique created the "Chene" table for the "Art of Glass" exhibition held in 1951 at the Pavillon Marsan, Museum of Decorative Arts in Paris.
- Finely chiseled oak leaves in satin-finished crystal adorn the 6 rectangular panels and the base on the feet of this exceptional table.
- The Lalique glass masters spend more than 100 hours to fashion this masterpiece which weighs more than 200 kg.
- Clear crystal
- Handcrafted in France
- Original design: Marc Lalique, 1951
- Dia. 47" option: 4 persons maximum
- Dia. 51" option: 6 persons maximum
- Dia. 55" option: 6 persons maximum
- Photograph does not represent actual glass size. Glass size will vary based on customer selection.
In the home — Designed to live quietly within a room.
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Looking at our dining room now, I like furniture that settles into a space instead of dominating it, and this dining table does that in the space. I like how this dining table gives our dining room a clearer point of view without taking over.
Nothing about the table feels forced in my dining area; it simply makes the arrangement look more intentional. The room looks intentional without feeling arranged for a photo.
I like this most when the house is quiet and my main dining space is just being used normally.
From across my dining area, the table gives the arrangement a clearer sense of balance. The room feels settled now, and I would not change the choice.
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Looking at our dining room now, I like furniture that settles into a space instead of dominating it, and this dining table does that in the space. I like how this dining table gives our dining room a clearer point of view without taking over.
Nothing about the table feels forced in my dining area; it simply makes the arrangement look more intentional. The room looks intentional without feeling arranged for a photo.
I like this most when the house is quiet and my main dining space is just being used normally.
From across my dining area, the table gives the arrangement a clearer sense of balance. The room feels settled now, and I would not change the choice.