Coffee table, brown oak, by K. Kozelka, A. Kropáček, Interier Praha, Czechoslovakia, 1930s.
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Designed by Karel Kozelka and Antonín Kropáček for Interiér Praha in Czechoslovakia during the 1930s, this coffee table is a distinctive example of Art Deco with a modernist touch. The round tabletop features a deep, glossy black finish that contrasts with the warm, honey-toned wood of the legs and lower shelf. The visible wood grain adds natural texture and depth. The legs are splayed and subtly tapered, enhancing the table’s lightness while providing stability. The lower shelf, also round and finished in a similar wood tone, is connected to the legs with precise, visible joinery—a testament to craftsmanship. The construction is free from visible hardware; smooth, polished surfaces and rounded edges highlight the modern clarity of form. The table is in very good condition following careful restoration, showing only minor signs of use and small imperfections characteristic of its age. The table captures the spirit of Central European interwar modernism—a period where geometric clarity met a search for functional elegance. It speaks the language of its era: the black top reflects light like a piano surface, while the warm wooden legs recall an appreciation for natural materials and skilled craftsmanship. Its structure promises harmony: the geometric order of the top meets the softness of rounded edges, and the precision of the joints reveals the hand of an experienced cabinetmaker. This is a piece that could have witnessed gatherings over coffee decades ago, still ready to be part of new stories. The table fits well in both classic Art Deco-inspired interiors and
DIMENSION
Height56 cm
Width56 cm
Length73 cm
Dimension details
Length73 cm
Height56 cm
Width56 cm
Weight15 kg
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