Amsterdam School Side Table In Oak, The Netherlands 1930s

Amsterdam School side table in oak.The foot rises in a gentle movement from the corners to the first ornament that encloses the table leg. In fact, a lot is already happening from this foot onwards in terms of woodworking techniques and details and it exudes a certain class and quality. We are therefore dealing with a typical side table in the style of the Amsterdam School.Let's go back to the base of the foot. A small square, dark-painted foot has been placed under each corner, which raises the table about half a centimeter from the floor. The base of the leg that follows the previously described slope is decorated at each corner with a painted ornament. It gives the total of the leg the appearance of a column.The table top is milled just before the edge and is then rounded all around. A cylindrical shape has been placed under the top, which gives the upper part of this table more body. Edges and ridges have been played with to create shadow effects that result in a dramatic effect.The table has been restored in our workshop with respect for the patina and imperfections accumulated over the years. The preservation of the original appearance and authenticity is the most important thing.