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255 West 36th St. Suite 502-503
New York City, NY 10018 , United States
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954.294.3099
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Sculptural Table with 6 Matching Stools in Reclaimed Wood - Lot 764-765
$ 54,000
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Description
This monumental ensemble—comprising a sculptural table and six matching stools—is a rare and powerful example of Brazilian Denúncia furniture from the 1970s. Conceived during a period of growing environmental consciousness, the Denúncia movement used furniture as a form of material protest, transforming reclaimed wood into functional works that speak directly to the deforestation of Brazil’s Atlantic Forest (Mata Atlântica).
Entirely handcrafted from repurposed tree trunks, the table is anchored by two hollowed trunk bases that retain their raw, organic character. The tabletop is formed from two naturally contoured wood slabs, joined from below to create a continuous, expressive surface. Natural fissures, voids, and variations in grain are intentionally preserved, emphasizing the living history of the material and reinforcing the sculptural presence of the piece.
The accompanying set of six stools echoes the same language of material honesty and organic form. Each stool features a solid, sculpted seat supported by clustered vertical wood elements, resulting in forms that feel primitive, architectural, and quietly monumental. No two stools are identical, underscoring their handcrafted origin and sculptural individuality.
The wood throughout the set displays deep, warm tonal variation—ranging from rich browns to reddish undertones—developed naturally through age and oxidation. All pieces have been carefully polished and cleaned, remaining in excellent condition while preserving their authentic texture and patina.
More than furniture, this ensemble functions as a complete environmental and sculptural statement—blurring the boundaries between design, art, and social commentary. Ideal as a dramatic dining installation, communal table setting, or collector-level interior statement, it represents a rare opportunity to acquire a cohesive and historically significant work of Brazilian design.
Table:
Height: 78 cm, 31"
Width: 200 cm, 79"
Depth: 135 cm, 53"
Stools:
Height: 46 cm, 18"
Width: 42 cm, 17"
Depth: 46 cm, 18" -
More Information
Origin: Brazil Period: 1950-1979 Materials: Claimed wood Woodwork Condition: Good. Wood has been polished and cleaned. Creation Date: 1970's Number of Pieces: 6-7 Styles / Movements: Modern, Brazilian Modern, Mid Century Dealer Reference #: 764-765 Incollect Reference #: 850128 -
Dimensions
W. 78.74 in; H. 30.71 in; D. 53.15 in; W. 200 cm; H. 78 cm; D. 135 cm;
Message from Seller:
Found Collectibles is a furniture and décor gallery located in 225 West 36th Street, Suite 503 in New York City, dedicated to sourcing unique yet timeless collections from across the globe. Each collection tells a story particular to its time and place in history. Specializing in expert craftsmanship, we only feature small-batch, high-quality designs. Contact us: Mobile: +1 954 294 3099, Landline: +1 646 649 4260
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