Side table - Burr walnut, Olive






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Round walnut burl table with olive wood inlays, tripod base, Italian antique in the Luigi XV style dating to 1950–1960; Ø55 cm, height 61 cm, weight 6 kg, in very good condition with minor signs of wear.
Description from the seller
Round coffee table in walnut burl with olive wood inlays and three-legged tripod base
This table represents a refined example of Italian craftsmanship from the mid-20th century, made with walnut burl and embellished with floral inlays in olive wood. The parquetry technique was particularly appreciated in Italian artisan workshops, where master cabinetmakers created decorative furniture inspired by the Louis XV style. The shaped top and the turned tripod base reflect the elegance typical of the era, when these pieces adorned living rooms and reception rooms of middle-class families.
These tables are highly sought after by collectors of antique furniture and enthusiasts of classic home design for their decorative beauty and craftsmanship quality. The contrast between walnut burl and olive inlays creates a striking visual effect, making each piece unique. The European antique market values these items especially for their versatility as furnishing complements in living rooms, hallways, or bedrooms, appreciated by interior designers as well as private collectors.
Seller's Story
Round coffee table in walnut burl with olive wood inlays and three-legged tripod base
This table represents a refined example of Italian craftsmanship from the mid-20th century, made with walnut burl and embellished with floral inlays in olive wood. The parquetry technique was particularly appreciated in Italian artisan workshops, where master cabinetmakers created decorative furniture inspired by the Louis XV style. The shaped top and the turned tripod base reflect the elegance typical of the era, when these pieces adorned living rooms and reception rooms of middle-class families.
These tables are highly sought after by collectors of antique furniture and enthusiasts of classic home design for their decorative beauty and craftsmanship quality. The contrast between walnut burl and olive inlays creates a striking visual effect, making each piece unique. The European antique market values these items especially for their versatility as furnishing complements in living rooms, hallways, or bedrooms, appreciated by interior designers as well as private collectors.
