6.000 €

vintage

Drop-leaf Coffee Table , Spain 1970s

Name: Drop-leaf Coffee Table , Spain 1970s
Brand: Galerie Vauvart
Price: 6000.0 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3 (116 reviews)

vintage

6.000 €

vintage

Drop" coffee table - Spain, 1960s Magnificent tabletop extracted from the cross-section of a robust tree. The cabinetmaker respected the strength of nature by exposing its rings, which represent the growing seasons and provide information about the tree's age. The tabletop rests on three minimalist, rounded legs, providing a discreet support for this tabletop, halfway between nature and human influence.

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Product Details

L 82 cm x W 104 cm x H 36 cm - 70 kg

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Drop-leaf Coffee Table , Spain 1970s

6.000 €

Return & Exhange accepted

Drop-leaf Coffee Table , Spain 1970s

6.000 €

Return & Exchange accepted

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General Information

Product Type:Side Table

Material: Wood

Color: Oak, Brown

Location: France

Return Policy:

Return or Exchange accepted within 14 days after delivery.

Buyers are responsible for return postage costs. If the item is not returned in its original condition, the buyer is responsible for any loss in value.

Galerie Vauvart

gallery specializing in 20th century furniture and lighting

The rich chocolate-brown tabletop reveals nature's own artistry through exposed growth rings and natural edge detailing. This vintage wood table showcases the robust cross-section of a mature tree, carefully preserved by Spanish craftsmen in the 1970s. The dark walnut-toned surface contrasts beautifully with three cylindrical legs in warm reddish-brown. Each ring tells decades of the tree's story. The satin finish highlights the wood's natural grain patterns while protecting the surface. Construction follows period-correct joinery methods typical of Spanish furniture makers. The minimalist post-and-beam design reflects the era's shift toward organic modernism. Condition remains excellent with original finish intact and no visible wear.

This piece represents the 1970s movement toward celebrating raw materials and natural forms. Spanish designers embraced this philosophy of letting wood speak for itself. The vintage wood table appeals to collectors seeking authentic period pieces with strong provenance. Its low profile works perfectly in contemporary interiors while maintaining historical integrity. The Oblist recognizes this as exceptional quality among similar examples from the period. Serious collectors value the untouched natural edge and original construction details. This wood low table bridges the gap between mid-century minimalism and the organic design movement that followed.

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About This Drop-leaf Coffee Table , Spain 1970s

How can I be sure this vintage wood table is authentic?

At The Oblist, authenticity is paramount. This vintage wood table, originating from Spain in the 1970s, has been rigorously authenticated by our expert team. Each piece we offer, including this one from Galerie Vauvart, undergoes a thorough verification process. Our specialists assess the wood's age, craftsmanship, and historical context. With the rings visible on the tabletop, you can see the tree's history, a natural testament to its authenticity. Rest assured, The Oblist guarantees the authenticity of all our vintage offerings, sparing you the need for additional verification.

What is the condition of this 1970s vintage wood table?

This vintage wood table from the 1970s is in excellent condition, given its age. The craftsmanship has stood the test of time, with the wood tabletop showcasing natural rings that add character and tell a story of its origins. The minimalist legs are sturdy, maintaining the table's structural integrity. While minor wear may be present, it is consistent with the table's vintage nature and enhances its charm. The Oblist takes pride in curating pieces that are not only authentic but also retain their functional and aesthetic value.

How should I care for my vintage wood table to maintain its quality?

Caring for your vintage wood table ensures its longevity and beauty. Avoid placing it in direct sunlight to prevent fading, and maintain a stable environment to protect the wood from warping. Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth, and use coasters to prevent water stains. For deeper cleaning, a damp cloth followed by a dry one will suffice. Applying a quality wood conditioner occasionally will help preserve the wood's natural oils and luster. By following these steps, you can enjoy this exquisite piece for years to come.

Is this wood low table a good investment?

Investing in a vintage wood table such as this one from the 1970s can be a wise decision. Factors contributing to its value include its unique craftsmanship, historical significance, and the natural beauty of the wood, with visible rings that narrate the tree's age. The Oblist ensures that each piece is not only authentic but also holds potential for appreciation over time. As vintage furniture continues to gain popularity, a well-maintained table like this can enhance both the aesthetic and financial value of your collection.

What makes the design of this wood low table unique?

This wood low table stands out due to its exquisite design that reflects the natural beauty of its materials. The tabletop, drawn from a cross-section of a robust tree, showcases its age through visible rings, offering a glimpse into the tree's history. The minimalist legs provide a contemporary contrast, emphasizing the table's timeless appeal. The combination of natural elements and minimalist design creates a versatile piece that can complement various interior styles, making it not only a functional piece but also a conversation starter in any room.