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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.

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This gathering table has the right amount of presence for the open-plan dining area. It has enough presence to define the dining area. The piece photographs well, but the scale is what really works in person.
Even our teenager commented that the room looks more put together now. The proportions leave the room feeling open rather than packed.
With our layout, a really easy piece to live with. The scale makes the surrounding pieces look more balanced too.
THE REVIEWS
Testimonials
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Warm color and super cozy shape
shopWe put this sofa in our front living room and it instantly made the space feel more finished. The caramel brown color works really well with our wood floors and older rug. It’s soft but still supportive, and the rounded shape makes it feel more unique than a regular couch. This was just a quick phone photo, but the sofa looks very close to what we hoped for.
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Finally found a table that doesn’t make our room feel crowded
shopWe have a pretty small living room, so I was worried this table might feel too big, but the oval shape actually works really well with our sectional. My husband set it up right after work and I took this photo before we even cleaned up the room properly. The top is easy to style, but what I like most is that the rounded edges make it easier to walk around, especially when the kids are running through here. The gold base also looks nicer in person than I expected — not too shiny, more of a soft brushed tone. Overall, it makes the room feel finished without feeling like a showroom.
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A little dressier than our usual furniture
shopWe put this in the guest room of our older house, and it made the room feel much less plain without having to redo everything else. The shell pattern is subtle in person, but it catches the lamp light in a really pretty way. The dark top is a bit deeper brown than it looked online, which actually works well with our old oak floors. One drawer was a little stiff the first few days, but it has loosened up since.