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CHATEAU TABLE

André Arbus designed this table for a study at le Château de Rambouillet, the summer residence for the President of the French Republic. A striking example of modernism, the Chateau Table speaks to not only luxury materials and superb finishes but also the optimism of postwar France. A brass Moravian star rises above two paths at cross purposes to one another. The Advent star, long manufactured in a single shop that was destroyed at the close of the war, is reintroduced by Arbus in the grandest style of the French - in the very place from which Charles de Gaulle began his ride to a liberated Paris - and emerges as an iconic motif. Circa 1947.

A black and gold marble top contrasts with a brass edge banding and a delicate rope detail. The pedestal swells to a accommodate a star finial in cast brass. Short, flaring feet.

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