Table - Wood - Tailor’s Work Table
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One solid wood tailor’s work table from Germany, dating to 1930–1940, with a round 100 cm diameter top and a central black working surface of 79 cm diameter, height 72 cm, in good condition with signs of aging and a decorative carved pedestal.
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Tailor’s Work Table with Central Black Work Surface, Solid Wood, Early–Mid 20th Century
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Description
Solid wooden tailor’s work table featuring a round top with a contrasting central black working surface, traditionally used for cutting, measuring and tailoring activities. This functional detail highlights the table’s original professional purpose and adds strong character to the piece.
The table stands on a robust central pedestal with carved decorative details and a stable four-footed base, ensuring excellent balance and durability. The carved apron and base elements reflect traditional craftsmanship, while the circular form makes it suitable both as a functional table and as a decorative statement piece.
Ideal for use as a tailor’s table, studio table, creative workspace, or as an accent table in an eclectic or classic interior.
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Period
Early to mid 20th century
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Style
Functional / Traditional / Industrial craft
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Materials
• Solid wood
• Black work surface insert (traditional working top)
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Dimensions
• Diameter: 100 cm
• Height: 72 cm
• Central work surface diameter: 79 cm
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Condition
Good vintage condition.
The table shows signs of wear consistent with age and professional use. The structure is solid and stable. The black work surface shows surface marks typical for a tailor’s working table, adding to its authentic character.
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Additional information
• Original professional tailor’s table
• Solid and heavy construction
• Decorative carved details
• Multifunctional use: studio, workspace, dining or display
Tailor’s Work Table with Central Black Work Surface, Solid Wood, Early–Mid 20th Century
⸻
Description
Solid wooden tailor’s work table featuring a round top with a contrasting central black working surface, traditionally used for cutting, measuring and tailoring activities. This functional detail highlights the table’s original professional purpose and adds strong character to the piece.
The table stands on a robust central pedestal with carved decorative details and a stable four-footed base, ensuring excellent balance and durability. The carved apron and base elements reflect traditional craftsmanship, while the circular form makes it suitable both as a functional table and as a decorative statement piece.
Ideal for use as a tailor’s table, studio table, creative workspace, or as an accent table in an eclectic or classic interior.
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Period
Early to mid 20th century
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Style
Functional / Traditional / Industrial craft
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Materials
• Solid wood
• Black work surface insert (traditional working top)
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Dimensions
• Diameter: 100 cm
• Height: 72 cm
• Central work surface diameter: 79 cm
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Condition
Good vintage condition.
The table shows signs of wear consistent with age and professional use. The structure is solid and stable. The black work surface shows surface marks typical for a tailor’s working table, adding to its authentic character.
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Additional information
• Original professional tailor’s table
• Solid and heavy construction
• Decorative carved details
• Multifunctional use: studio, workspace, dining or display
Details
Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
Tailor’s Work Table
No. of items
1
Country of Origin
Germany
Material
Wood
Colour
Brown
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
72 cm
Width
100 cm
Depth
100 cm
Diameter
100 cm
Estimated Period
1930-1940
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