Design that moves quietly often resonates the longest. This Dutch Art Deco side table, model 258 by P.E.L. Izeren, was produced for Genneper Molen in the 1920s and combines proportion, craftsmanship, and rhythm in one composed gesture.

Design

The table features a compact, circular form resting on four slightly curved legs that taper gently toward the floor. These legs are subtly faceted, softening the line without losing clarity. Between them sits a functional lower shelf, also round, adding weight and structure to the silhouette. The top surface holds the eye—a finely inlaid starburst of different wood types creates a geometric pattern that centers the piece. Contrasts in tone and grain create quiet movement across the tabletop, while the warm hues ground the piece.

The proportions are tight, neither decorative nor austere. Everything feels measured. Izeren’s work for Genneper Molen always balanced precision and material warmth. This piece is no exception—compact, clear in function, but never dry.

A well-composed piece from the Dutch interwar years. It speaks softly, but with presence.

Condition

The overall condition of the this table is very good as it has been professionally restored without losing its original vibe.