Jean Gillon dinner table Italma Woodart Brazil 1965

This rare small dinner or game table designed by Jean Gillon and manufactured by Italma Woodart in Brazil in 1965 exemplifies the elegance and craftsmanship that define mid-century Brazilian furniture. Constructed from solid rosewood, this table boasts a sculptural and refined structure that seamlessly combines aesthetics and functionality. The base of the table is where Gillon’s design expertise truly shines. Its sculptural form creates a dynamic visual appeal, with flowing lines and artfully carved details. This base not only provides sturdy support but also adds an element of sophistication that sets it apart from more conventional designs. The top is straightforward, allowing the beauty of the rosewood to speak for itself. The rich tones and distinctive grain patterns of the wood give the table a warm and inviting presence.

This versatile piece is perfect for smaller dining areas, breakfast nooks, or even as a game table in a cozy corner of your home. Its compact size and elegant design make it suitable for a range of interiors, from classic to contemporary. Whether you’re a collector of mid-century furniture or simply appreciate fine craftsmanship, this table by Jean Gillon is a rare and valuable find. Underneath the tabletop, you’ll find the Italma Woodart sticker, a mark of authenticity and quality. This label confirms the table’s origin and the meticulous craftsmanship involved in its creation.

Please note that while the listing is for the table alone, the chairs shown in the photographs are available for purchase separately here.

The table has been fully refinished with a high-quality UV protection lacquer, which not only preserves the wood’s natural beauty but also ensures its durability. This careful refinishing process maintains the table’s authenticity while providing an additional layer of protection against wear and environmental factors. Additionally, the table has been completely structurally checked, ensuring it’s ready for immediate use.