Round Art Deco side table Coltrane in walnut burl veneer with curved tulip legs on a black high-gloss foot
Detail of two round Art Deco side tables, light walnut burl tops with dark banded veneer edge
Round Art Deco side table Coltrane from the front, light walnut burl top with dark edge and black round pedestal
Detail of Art Deco side table Coltrane foot: curved tulip legs meeting on a black high-gloss pedestal
Detail of Art Deco side table Coltrane: edge of the top and one curved leg in walnut burl veneer
Top view of Art Deco side table Coltrane: light walnut burl top with dark banded veneer border
Art Deco side table Coltrane styled with bronze elephant bookends and leather books on the top

Kuzco Art Maison

Art Deco Round Coffee Table – Coltrane

Sale price€435,00
SKU: KME0007
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Art Deco Round Coffee Table – Coltrane

Showroom Amsterdam

Pickup available, usually ready in 2-4 days

Hekelveld 1
1012 SN Amsterdam
Netherlands

+31633931813

Broad and fairly tall, the Coltrane is an Art Deco coffee table with a round top, its honey-toned burr walnut centre set inside a wide band of reddish-brown veneer with dark stripes. The burr is laid in sectors, their seams meeting at the middle of the top.

The striped wood carries on over the thick edge and the legs, flat curved boards, wide where they leave the top and drawing together as they descend, so the base takes on a tulip outline with a line that brings the body of a saxophone to mind. They gather around a small black pyramid, below which a round foot of black ebony steps out in two tiers under a high gloss.

With a top 80 cm across and a height of 58 cm, the Coltrane suits a bay window with two chairs drawn up to it, and holds a teapot, two cups and a stack of books at once.

The Coltrane is made by hand as a new piece: burr and striped banding are cut and laid as separate veneers, then brought up under varnish. Pale wood played against black is one of the marks of French Art Deco furniture, a style for which, the V&A writes, the 1925 Paris Exposition was among the most pivotal moments.

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