Dressing table with mirror, brown wood, by J. Halabala, UP Závody, Czech Republic, 1940s.
4 900 PLN
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ABOUT PRODUCTID 12233
This dressing table, designed by Jindřich Halabala for UP Závody in the 1940s, exemplifies Czech modernist design in a refined, functional form. The piece is constructed around striking contrasts: the warm, satin-finished veneer of the cylindrical rotating cabinet is set against a deep matte black, elongated base. The large, frameless rectangular mirror accentuates the project's functional minimalism, while the white glass tabletop introduces a crisp, geometric accent with a subtle Art Deco influence. The round cabinet rotates and is fitted with its original glass shelf, enhancing its practical appeal. Meticulous details include seamless joints, harmonious proportions, and the original manufacturer's stamp. The dressing table is in restored condition—fully refurbished, with a new mirror and a fresh satin lacquer. This piece resonates with the spirit of 1940s modernism: Halabala’s design speaks of a time when pragmatism met aesthetic clarity, seeking harmony between daily function and visual order. The cylindrical cabinet and expressive wood grain reflect a passion for geometric simplicity, while the white glass surface brings a sense of renewal to everyday rituals. The frameless mirror offers an open, unembellished reflection, inviting a moment of self-observation shaped by the optimism
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Height164 cm
Depth45 cm
Width110 cm
Dimension details
Width110 cm
Height164 cm
Depth45 cm
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