Round Occasional Table, 1950s | Kozelka & Kropáček for Interiér Praha

A round occasional table designed by Czech architects Karel Kozelka and Antonín Kropáček, made by Interiér Praha in Czechoslovakia in the 1950s. The design won a silver medal at the 1946 Milan Triennale. A bentwood ring in light, limed-look oak holds a glass top, on three splayed legs angled at the knee and joined by a round lower shelf. Works as a coffee table or a side table. Acquired at Leonard Joel auction, Melbourne.

MEASUREMENTS Approx. Ø73cm x H57cm.

MATERIALS & COLOUR Light, limed-look oak bentwood ring with a glass top, on three splayed legs with a round lower shelf.

CARE Wipe the glass with a glass cleaner and the oak with a soft, dry cloth.

CONDITION Vintage, with wear and some darker patches on the top edge of the ring, and light marks on the glass. Legs and shelf in good condition.

LOCATION Auckland. Pickup available by arrangement.

OFFERS Seller is open to reasonable offers. Please reach out to Gloria to discuss at hello@awayday.nz

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