Plant table - Oak - Piëdestal





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Oak Art Deco piëdestal plant table dating from the 1930s, 71 cm high with a 31.5 cm square top, weighing about 2.7 kg, in good used condition with minor age-related signs and a small crack in the top.
Description from the seller
Simple Art Deco plant stand (pedestal). The table is made of oak. It weighs almost 3 kg, is 71 cm tall, and the top is about 28 cm by 28 cm. The legs are about 28 cm apart. The table probably dates from the 1930s. You can regard the table as an Art Deco piece of furniture. It is not a refined piece, but a sturdy table that could have stood in every home in the pre-war years.
Due to temperature changes, the top panel, in particular, has a small crack at the joint between the original boards from which the top is made (the crack does not go all the way through the panel). In the photos the crack is clearly visible. These signs of wear are fitting for such an old plant stand.
The oak wood is dark-stained and has no varnish, but has been wax-polished. The bottom panel was once fixed with modern screws, probably after a refurbishment.
The table can be used as a plant stand, but also as a pedestal (see photos). It is also suitable as a side table. In any setting, this table makes a handsome fitting piece of furniture. Because the table is quite tall, it is particularly suitable for a plant with hanging branches and leaves.
The table is still particularly stable. There is absolutely no movement in the joints, which is quite exceptional, as there is often a little wobble in this type of furniture.
This plant stand will be carefully packed and shipped insured.
Seller's Story
Simple Art Deco plant stand (pedestal). The table is made of oak. It weighs almost 3 kg, is 71 cm tall, and the top is about 28 cm by 28 cm. The legs are about 28 cm apart. The table probably dates from the 1930s. You can regard the table as an Art Deco piece of furniture. It is not a refined piece, but a sturdy table that could have stood in every home in the pre-war years.
Due to temperature changes, the top panel, in particular, has a small crack at the joint between the original boards from which the top is made (the crack does not go all the way through the panel). In the photos the crack is clearly visible. These signs of wear are fitting for such an old plant stand.
The oak wood is dark-stained and has no varnish, but has been wax-polished. The bottom panel was once fixed with modern screws, probably after a refurbishment.
The table can be used as a plant stand, but also as a pedestal (see photos). It is also suitable as a side table. In any setting, this table makes a handsome fitting piece of furniture. Because the table is quite tall, it is particularly suitable for a plant with hanging branches and leaves.
The table is still particularly stable. There is absolutely no movement in the joints, which is quite exceptional, as there is often a little wobble in this type of furniture.
This plant stand will be carefully packed and shipped insured.

