On Hold: Dutch Art Deco Modernist Cocktail or Occasional Table by P.E.L. Izeren, 1920s

This elegant Dutch modernist table, designed by P.E.L. Izeren for Genneper Molen*, embodies the refined geometry and architectural clarity of early 20th-century European design. Executed in richly toned mahogany**, the piece features a bold round top supported by a strikingly angular pedestal. The base, with its pyramidal form resting on small block feet, lends the table a sculptural presence while ensuring stability.

Compact in size yet visually impactful, this table is versatile - serving equally well as a cocktail table, side table, or occasional accent. Its clean lines and interplay of geometric forms reflect the influence of De Stijl and early modernist principles in Dutch furniture design.

While unmistakably modernist in spirit, this piece is highly adaptable: it harmonizes beautifully with more classic interiors as well as modern ones. A truly eclectic piece, it bridging various styles. Its architectural lines stand out. Works beautifully in classic as well as in eclectic interiors as a transitional accent between antique and modern pieces.

Excellent condition - expertly restored to perfection.

* This particular type of Mahogany is not on CITES list so allowed for US import.

** Archival research has brought to light a period photograph of a table nearly identical in form and size, and stamped Genneper Molen, allowing us to be certain of this table to have originated from the Genneper Molen workshops. Around the 85% of Genneper Molen tables is not stamped.