Amsterdam School Round Side Table In Oak And Macassar, Netherlands 1930s

Amsterdam School round side table in oak and macassar.This side table has the eclectic character of the Amsterdam School, which is regarded as the Dutch exponent of Art Deco. Organic shapes reinforce each other and are mainly characterized by the craftsmanship of that period within the wood industry.Four sturdy legs are made wavy on both sides. The typical appearance of the patinated oak wood adds cachet. At the top of the legs, three dark-colored layers of wood have been applied in the form of a stylized leaf. An intermediate shelf is attached at a height of about ten centimeters from the base of the legs and has slightly wavy notches.Curved oak forms the edge of the top and gives a substantial sense of body to this side table. The edge is decorated with a decorative wood carving of tiny droplets. The top itself is also inlaid with oak and interspersed with macassar veneer. Refined and of a high level.The condition is very good with only minimal scratches and discolorations."