Extendable table, brown walnut, beech, by B. Landsman, H. Nepozitek, Jitona, Czechoslovakia, 1960s.
3 790 PLN
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This extendable dining table, designed by Bohumil Landsman and Hubert Nepozitek for Jitona Soběslav in Czechoslovakia during the 1960s, is crafted from beech wood and walnut veneer. The tabletop features a warm, medium walnut tone with a pronounced natural grain, accentuated by a semi-matte finish. The rectangular top, softly rounded at the edges, rests on slender, subtly tapered legs set at an angle — a design rooted in mid-century modern principles: restrained in detail, focused on proportion and function. The construction reveals no visible hardware, highlighting the purity of the form, while the whole retains a clear silhouette and visual lightness despite the extendable nature, allowing the table to reach up to 170 cm in width. The piece has undergone comprehensive cabinetmaker restoration; the surface has been cleaned, stained, and finished with a strong semi-matte lacquer. It is preserved in excellent, restored condition, with no visible signs of use or damage — all elements appear authentic and consistent with the era.The table embodies the voice of Czechoslovak modernity from the 1960s: it narrates an
DIMENSION
Height75 cm
Width80 cm
Length120 cm
Dimension details
Length120 cm
Height75 cm
Width80 cm
Width (unfolded)170 cm
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