Coffee table - Walnut





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Round walnut inlaid table with a geometric star motif, Sorrento style, dating from 1850–1900, 69 cm diameter and 72 cm high, underside clearance 11 cm, weight 4 kg, made in Italy.
Description from the seller
Round fruitwood inlaid table with a star geometric motif, Sorrento style of the 19th century
This table represents the artisanal tradition of Sorrento, an Italian city renowned for its wood inlay craftsmanship since the 18th century. Sorrento tables were made with local fruitwoods and decorated with elaborate geometric and floral motifs, using marquetry techniques handed down from generation to generation. The central star design and the geometric motifs reflect the influence of European decorative art of the 19th century.
These tables are highly valued by collectors of Italian antique furniture and by enthusiasts of traditional craftsmanship for their exceptional artistic quality and the technical refinement of the inlay. The turned tripod with ebony-like elements and the hand-inlaid surface make each piece unique and precious. Such tables are particularly sought after in the international antiques market for their historical and aesthetic value and as a testament to a handmade craft now rare.
Seller's Story
Round fruitwood inlaid table with a star geometric motif, Sorrento style of the 19th century
This table represents the artisanal tradition of Sorrento, an Italian city renowned for its wood inlay craftsmanship since the 18th century. Sorrento tables were made with local fruitwoods and decorated with elaborate geometric and floral motifs, using marquetry techniques handed down from generation to generation. The central star design and the geometric motifs reflect the influence of European decorative art of the 19th century.
These tables are highly valued by collectors of Italian antique furniture and by enthusiasts of traditional craftsmanship for their exceptional artistic quality and the technical refinement of the inlay. The turned tripod with ebony-like elements and the hand-inlaid surface make each piece unique and precious. Such tables are particularly sought after in the international antiques market for their historical and aesthetic value and as a testament to a handmade craft now rare.

