This coffee table from the 1950s is a prime example of German mid-century modern design, where functionality meets refined aesthetics. The construction is based on a solid cherry wood frame and legs, with a veneered tabletop finished with a robust cherry edge. Thoughtful proportions—measuring 120 cm in length, 61 cm in width, and 51 cm in height—create a harmonious silhouette that fits well in both spacious and more intimate living rooms. The tabletop features a subtle, geometric pattern of four rectangular veneer sections, each with a distinct wood grain direction and shade, adding depth and visual lightness. The legs are slender, gently tapered, and splayed outward, ending with small metal feet that protect the wood. The entire piece is finished in a smooth, satin lacquer that highlights the natural cherry color—a warm, honey-brown tone with a delicate golden undertone. The joinery is almost invisible, testifying to the quality of German craftsmanship from this era. The table is preserved in very good condition following professional restoration, with no visible signs of wear or damage. The table’s form reveals a postwar optimism and a drive for orderly, bright everyday life. Its clean lines and outward-splayed legs evoke the modernist belief in function—the table seems to say
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Height51 cm
Width61 cm
Length120 cm
Dimension details
Length120 cm
Height51 cm
Width61 cm
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