Table Patyczak, black top, brown wood, Poland, 1970s.
399 PLN
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This spindle-leg table from the 1960s and 70s is a quintessential example of Polish mid-century modern design, influenced by the rockabilly aesthetic. The tabletop is made of dark, marble-effect laminate, featuring a deep black surface with subtle white and warm brown veining, finished with a soft gloss. The edge is adorned with a ribbed wooden trim in a medium brown tone, accentuating the table’s retro character. Four slender, tapering wooden legs in a warm walnut shade support the structure, each finished with silver-gold toned brass metal caps. The angled legs, attached with visible screws, are typical of the era’s construction. The table’s proportions are balanced: a rectangular top (95 × 63 cm) and outward-splayed legs offer both stability and visual lightness. Minor, age-appropriate signs of use are present on the surface and legs, but the overall condition is very good, with no major damage or repairs. This table echoes the spirit of Polish interiors from the 1960s and 70s—a period where modernity mingled with playful optimism. The smooth, marble-imitating laminate top speaks of an era’s aspiration for everyday luxury. The slender, spindle legs convey an impression of ease and simplicity, while the metallic leg caps recall the cinematic mood of mid-century gatherings. It is a piece that remembers afternoons spent in conversation, quietly present yet visually distinctive. The table could be paired with upholstered chairs on slender legs to reinforce its mid-century modern character, or combined with colorful accents—such as ceramic vessels or a Memphis-style lamp—for a pop-art effect. It
DIMENSION
Height57 cm
Width63 cm
Length95 cm
Dimension details
Length95 cm
Height57 cm
Width63 cm
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