Charles Dudouyt era, two oak side tables, terrazzo top, French modernist 1940s

Rustic modernist design from the Art Deco period.

Sober, elegant, functional, these tables are made of solid oak with a terrazzo stone top (never seen before).

The patina is incredibly beautiful, the wear of the past gives them a lot of charm and character.

Good condition. France circa 1940.

Height 22.44″ – 57 cm
Width 15.75″ – 40 cm
Depth 7.87″ – 20 cm

About Charles Dudouyt.

Charles Dudouyt (1885–1946) was a renowned French furniture designer and artist known for his distinctive Art Deco and rustic modernist designs. He began his career as an illustrator and painter but transitioned into furniture design in the 1920s. His works often blended traditional craftsmanship with a modern aesthetic, utilizing natural materials like oak and emphasizing bold, geometric shapes. Dudouyt’s furniture is characterized by intricate wood carvings, rounded forms, and a sturdy, hand-made feel.

He gained recognition for his unique ability to combine rustic and elegant elements, making his pieces both functional and visually striking. His works are often associated with the Art Deco movement, though they also contain elements of earlier styles, making them timeless in their appeal.

Dudouyt’s creations are still highly sought after by collectors and can be found in galleries and private collections worldwide.