Coffee table, black glass, beech, by J. Jiroutek, Czechoslovakia, 1960s.
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The coffee table designed by Jiří Jiroutek and produced in Czechoslovakia in the 1960s exemplifies the essence of mid-century modern style. Its rectangular top, with softly rounded corners, is made of glossy black glass that contrasts with a warm, light wood frame featuring a matte finish and expressive grain. The table stands on four slender, tapered, and splayed legs—a hallmark of the era—imparting a sense of lightness and rhythmic clarity to the form. The construction showcases careful joinery and balanced proportions, while the glass top reveals visible scratches and a chipped corner, and the wooden elements display freshness and subtle patina. The piece is rated as being in excellent condition, with typical signs of wear on the glass. The table carries the quiet spirit of the 1960s, where modernist restraint met craftsmanship and attention to detail. The black glass draws the eye and reflects ambient light, as if capturing a tranquil moment, while the warmth of the wood recalls the everyday life of a past era—moments of conversation and afternoon coffee. The gentle signs of use on the glass are like faint memories; they do not detract from the story but instead underscore its authenticity. The table can be paired with a low sofa upholstered in geometric fabric or an armchair with organic lines to accentuate its mid-century heritage. It works well against a light-colored wall or among potted plants, which will highlight the natural wood tones. Combine it with a minimalist floor lamp or a ceramic accent piece from the 1960s to create a cohesive yet nuanced vintage arrangement.
DIMENSION
Height65 cm
Width45 cm
Length120 cm
Dimension details
Length120 cm
Height65 cm
Width45 cm
Weight15 kg
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