This striking modernist table embodies the disciplined elegance of the Hague School. Architectural in form and carefully proportioned, it plays with solid and void, light and shadow, creating a sculptural presence that changes character from every viewpoint.
Crafted in solid mahogany, the table rests on a veneered macassar ebony base that grounds the design with subtle contrast. The round top floats above a geometric open structure, giving the piece both visual lightness and strong architectural clarity.
A particularly photogenic table: the angled planes and open core make it exceptionally responsive to light, ensuring compelling compositions from virtually any angle. Ideal as a side table, lamp table, or sculptural accent in a refined interior.
A confident yet restrained modernist piece, equally suited to collectors of early modern design and to contemporary interiors that value structure and elegance.
The type of mahogany is not on the CITES list so there are no restrictions for US buyers.
Creator
Unknown
Manufacturer
Design Period
1920 to 1930
Production Period
1920 to 1930
Country of Manufacture
Netherlands
Identifying Marks
Style
Art Deco, Modernist, Haagse School, Rationalist
Detailed Condition
Very good - only small signs of wear. Very sturdy.
Restoration and Damage
Light wear consistent with age and use, Small well executed restorations in veneer on the base. Finish in good overall condition
