Dutch Art Deco Amsterdam School occasional table in solid blonde oak, 1920s
€ 750,00
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A Dutch Art Deco two tiered occasional table, Amsterdam School period, c. 1920.
The table has a nice rounded design with organically shaped tablelegs. It is in good condition, stable and with a very vivid woodgrain. The top has a slight bend in the wood which is characteristic for tables like these after more than 100 years. It's only visible from certain angles.
''Amsterdam School'' is a collective name for the exuberant, imaginative and innovative design style from the period 1910-1930 by a diverse group of Dutch architects, interior designers and sculptors. Influential architects and designers include Michel De Klerk, Hildo Krop, Piet Kramer en J.M. van der Meij.
The Amsterdam School embodies several contradictions. It is an architecture that is instantly recognisable yet difficult to define. It celebrates the communal and the social yet gives almost infinite room for individual expression. It can look hyper-modern yet curiously medieval. And, at its most creative, it can be utterly, infectiously bizarre.
Amsterdam School architects designed a lot of exteriors and interiors in Amsterdam, but the style spreaded further all around the Netherlands. The Hague has its own variant, called The Hague School.
Creator | Unknown |
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Design Period | 1920s |
Production Period | 1920s |
Country of Manufacture | Netherlands |
Identifying Marks | No |
Style | Dutch Art Deco, Amsterdam School, Amsterdamse School, Arts & Crafts |
Detailed Condition | Good vintage condition |
Product Code | 0252 |
Restoration and Damage Details | |
Materials | oak, macassar ebony |
Color | brown, black |
Height | 62 cm
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Diameter | 49 cm |
Weight Range | Standard — Between 5 kg and 10 kg |
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