Art Deco Nesting Tables in Mahogany Veneer, 1930's, Czechoslovakia
- Dimensions :
- H74 x L48 x P34
- Couleur :
- marron
- Matériaux :
- bois (Matériau)
- Style :
- art déco
Elegant set of Art Deco nesting tables manufactured in Czechoslovakia. During the 1930s. The tables showcase refined proportions, geometric design and. Beautiful mahogany veneer typical for Central European Art Deco. Furniture. The surfaces were cleaned and treated with nourishing oil. Tabletops. Were carefully refreshed with stain and finished with hard wax oil. While maintaining their authentic vintage character. The set remains in good original condition with age-appropriate wear. Such as scratches and minor marks. A versatile and practical addition suitable as side tables, coffee. Tables or decorative accent furniture. Product number: MV 2196. All our items are vintage. Therefore, they may have some imperfections. That are consistent with use and age, making them utterly unique and. Special. We try to describe and mainly show as much as possible in the. Photos. Please examine the photos thoroughly. Colours may vary. Depending on lighting and the device you are using to view the. Listing. If you have any question regarding the items, please ask before making. A purchase. We will be pleased to provide any additional. Information/pictures. Customer satisfaction is our priority! All items will be carefully packed. We will gladly combine shipping. For more than one item. Please contact us if you have any questions/concerns, thanks! PLEASE BE AWARE: When you are buying vintage glassware, you should. Expect some age-related signs of wear such as fine surface. Scratches/marks. Many of the items are handmade and may have small. Imperfections (bubbles, lumps) within the glass and tool marks from. The manufacturing process. These are usually seen by collectors as. Part of the character of handmade glass and not as damage or faults. However, any chips, bad scratches, bruises, cracks or faults we. Consider as being post manufacture, will always be mentioned in the. Description and/or shown in the photos.
Selency raconte les tables gigognes
Un peu d'histoire ? Apparues au 2nd Empire et devenues populaires avec l'Art Nouveau, les tables gigognes sont des tables similaires en style (voire identiques) et de différentes tailles qui s'emboitent les unes dans les autres. Parfait pour gagner de l'espace.
On vous conseille de les inviter dans des petits espaces : elles s'y prêtent parfaitement !
On aime le bon investissement qu'elle représentent : ensemble, elles forment une table basse qui en jette. Séparées... vous avez plusieurs tables d'appoint. 😇
L'info crousti 🍿
Ces tables sont appelées « gigognes » en hommage à la mère Gigogne, personnage des contes et des pièces bouffonnes du théâtre forain aux XVIIe et XVIIIe siècle. Elle était l'incarnation de la fécondité inépuisable, d'où le clin d'œil à ces séries de petites tables qui se renouvellent sans cesse.
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