Paul GUTH (1878-1918) Nesting table in molded wood, top inlaid with a country landscape design. It stands on two legs joined by a brace. Signed Paul Guth on the left of the top Restoration due to use and maintenance, top detached and slightly cracked. The other tables in the gigogne set are missing. Dimensions H: 78; W: 54; D: 37.5 cm Paul Guth was born in Oron in 1878 and died in Laxou in 1918. He moved to Nancy around 1903, where he opened a furniture factory as part of the Nancy School movement.

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