This side table from the Amsterdam School period is made of oak and is generously decorated with many wood carvings. It is a striking piece that will definitely attract the attention of the viewer.

Design

The base of the legs shows a refinement and protrudes slightly, making the side table appear to stand even more tightly on the floor. The beams cross each other in the middle and fall together nicely. Upright parts of the legs are decorated with so-called drops. A decoration that is often seen in furniture deriving from the Amsterdam School. A round plateau in the middle is completely decorated with round recesses on the edge.

Just below the edge of the leaf there is an eclectic decoration consisting of small wave shapes. The notion or sense of agility of this side table takes place under the top, which in this case has probably been deliberately kept sober.

Condition

The condition of this item is very good with only minimal signs of use.