Amsterdam School - Table - Dutch Amsterdam School Sculptural Oak Side Table with Architectural Curved Legs - Wood - REF2026082913
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Holds a bachelor's degree in history of art and architecture, with 12 years of experience in decorative arts.
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A Dutch Amsterdam School sculptural oak side table from the 1930s, made of wood, in good condition with signs of aging, featuring a round top, two tiers and architectural curved legs.
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Dutch Amsterdam School Sculptural Oak Side Table with Architectural Curved Legs, 1930s
Origin: Netherlands
Production period: 1930s
A characterful round oak side table reflecting the expressive geometry and architectural craftsmanship associated with the Amsterdam School. Its two-tier construction combines a broad circular tabletop with a practical lower shelf, creating a balanced union of display space and everyday function.
The defining feature is its sculptural support structure. Sweeping curved legs frame the open body of the table, while a contrasting straight support extends subtly above the tabletop edge. Broad flared feet anchor the composition and strengthen its architectural profile. The interplay of curves, vertical lines and circular tiers produces a distinctive silhouette from every viewing angle.
The tabletop is finished with carefully arranged oak grain radiating from the centre, reinforcing the geometric character of the design. The warm brown finish highlights the natural texture of the wood and gives the table a strong presence in both period and contemporary interiors.
Well preserved, with an attractive age-developed surface character and a composed overall appearance. It will be shipped exactly as shown in the photographs, so please examine all images carefully.
Dimensions: H 59 × W 62 × D 55.5 cm
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Dutch Amsterdam School Sculptural Oak Side Table with Architectural Curved Legs, 1930s
Origin: Netherlands
Production period: 1930s
A characterful round oak side table reflecting the expressive geometry and architectural craftsmanship associated with the Amsterdam School. Its two-tier construction combines a broad circular tabletop with a practical lower shelf, creating a balanced union of display space and everyday function.
The defining feature is its sculptural support structure. Sweeping curved legs frame the open body of the table, while a contrasting straight support extends subtly above the tabletop edge. Broad flared feet anchor the composition and strengthen its architectural profile. The interplay of curves, vertical lines and circular tiers produces a distinctive silhouette from every viewing angle.
The tabletop is finished with carefully arranged oak grain radiating from the centre, reinforcing the geometric character of the design. The warm brown finish highlights the natural texture of the wood and gives the table a strong presence in both period and contemporary interiors.
Well preserved, with an attractive age-developed surface character and a composed overall appearance. It will be shipped exactly as shown in the photographs, so please examine all images carefully.
Dimensions: H 59 × W 62 × D 55.5 cm
Seller's Story
We offer trustworthy items with honest descriptions and prioritize safe delivery.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Style subtype
Dutch design
Specific region of origin
Amsterdam
Title additional information
REF2026082913
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Netherlands
Manufacturer/brand
Amsterdam School
Model
Dutch Amsterdam School Sculptural Oak Side Table with Architectural Curved Legs
Material
Wood
Style
Vintage
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
59 cm
Width
62 cm
Depth
55.5 cm
Estimated period
1930-1940
