Brutalist Round Coffee Table with Dark Fossil Stone Top – Germany, 1970s This striking round coffee table from Germany (1970s) exemplifies the Brutalist aesthetic through its bold fusion of natural stone and architectural wood structure. The tabletop is crafted from dark fossil stone, featuring dramatic fossil inclusions, rich texture, and a tactile patina. The stone is inset into a circular solid oak frame, with three robust legs extending through the rim to form a sculptural support system. The interplay between the raw geological top and the warm oak base gives this piece a powerful presence. It is ideal for collectors and lovers of mid-century / Brutalist design who seek a functional art object rather than just furniture. ⸻ Details • Origin: Germany • Date / Period: 1970s • Style: Brutalist / Mid-Century Modern • Materials: Dark fossil stone (top), solid oak (frame & legs) • Colour: Grey / charcoal stone; medium oak • Dimensions (approx.): Height: 40 cm Diameter: 90 cm • Condition: Very good vintage condition. Minor wear and surface marks consistent with age and use. No structural cracks in the stone. Patina on wood and stone is authentic and part of the character. • Restoration: None. The table remains in original condition. • Provenance / Reference: A nearly identical model from a reputable gallery is currently listed at €4,900, demonstrating the upper-market potential of such pieces.