Stół biblioteczny - Dąb
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30
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Solidny stół z dębu w stylu historicistycznym neorenesansowym, około 1880–1920, z blatem z płytek Delft, pochodzący z Holandii, w stanie zadowalającym.
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19th Century Dutch Oak Table with Antique Delft Tile Top
The Netherlands – Circa 1880–1920
A substantial and characterful solid oak table executed in historicist Neo-Renaissance style, constructed using traditional mortise-and-tenon joinery secured with wooden pegs throughout.
The table stands on a heavy stretcher base with block legs decorated with carved vertical motifs. The underside clearly shows pegged construction, visible hand-planing marks and deep natural patina in joints and recesses, consistent with late 19th-century craftsmanship.
Construction details
• Solid oak throughout
• Mortise and tenon joints secured with wooden pegs
• Thick plank construction
• Central drawer with pegged joinery
• Rich, warm patina developed over time
The robust proportions and traditional construction reflect high-quality workshop production typical of Northern Europe around 1900.
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Delft Tile Top
The top is inset with a panel of antique blue-and-white Delft tiles depicting animals and figurative scenes.
The tiles show:
• Age-related craquelure
• Surface wear
• Minor imperfections consistent with age
The tile panel was likely integrated in the late 19th or early 20th century and adds strong decorative appeal.
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Condition
Good structural condition.
Honest age-related wear, scratches and surface marks consistent with use.
Tiles show age-related cracking and minor imperfections.
Solid and stable construction.
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Origin
The Netherlands (attributed)
Period
Circa 1880–1920
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A highly decorative and substantial oak table combining traditional craftsmanship with antique Delft tile artistry — suitable for both classic and contemporary interiors.
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19th Century Dutch Oak Table with Antique Delft Tile Top
The Netherlands – Circa 1880–1920
A substantial and characterful solid oak table executed in historicist Neo-Renaissance style, constructed using traditional mortise-and-tenon joinery secured with wooden pegs throughout.
The table stands on a heavy stretcher base with block legs decorated with carved vertical motifs. The underside clearly shows pegged construction, visible hand-planing marks and deep natural patina in joints and recesses, consistent with late 19th-century craftsmanship.
Construction details
• Solid oak throughout
• Mortise and tenon joints secured with wooden pegs
• Thick plank construction
• Central drawer with pegged joinery
• Rich, warm patina developed over time
The robust proportions and traditional construction reflect high-quality workshop production typical of Northern Europe around 1900.
⸻
Delft Tile Top
The top is inset with a panel of antique blue-and-white Delft tiles depicting animals and figurative scenes.
The tiles show:
• Age-related craquelure
• Surface wear
• Minor imperfections consistent with age
The tile panel was likely integrated in the late 19th or early 20th century and adds strong decorative appeal.
⸻
Condition
Good structural condition.
Honest age-related wear, scratches and surface marks consistent with use.
Tiles show age-related cracking and minor imperfections.
Solid and stable construction.
⸻
Origin
The Netherlands (attributed)
Period
Circa 1880–1920
⸻
A highly decorative and substantial oak table combining traditional craftsmanship with antique Delft tile artistry — suitable for both classic and contemporary interiors.
Powyższy opis został wygenerowany przez ChatGPT.
Szczegóły
Era
1400-1900
Kraj pochodzenia
Holandia
Materiał
Dąb
Stan
Stan średni - przedmiot mocno używany, z ewentualnymi brakami drobnych elementów.
Wysokość
78 cm
Szerokość
141 cm
Głębokość
74 cm
Szacowany okres
1850-1900
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