An elegant vintage designer dining table by Victoria Baar from the 1970s. The table is a characteristic example of the Bauhaus-influenced design of this era, combining a clean, minimalist aesthetic with a high-quality combination of materials: chrome-plated tubular steel and dark wood. The elegantly curved tubular steel frame is particularly striking, its continuous lines giving the table a light and almost floating appearance despite its generous dimensions. The frame contrasts beautifully with the dark wood tabletop, whose pronounced grain remains visible beneath the dark surface. The gently rounded edges echo the curves of the frame, creating a harmonious overall look. Made in Switzerland, this table's distinctive design and provenance make it an attractive option for enthusiasts and collectors of vintage and Bauhaus furniture. The combination of functional construction, minimalist aesthetics, and the classic pairing of tubular steel and wood makes it a versatile piece of furniture, suitable for use as a dining table, a spacious work table, or a desk. Condition: Good vintage condition with authentic signs of age-related wear. The dark wooden tabletop shows occasional scratches, scuffs, and minor chips on the surface, particularly along the edges, where the lighter wood underneath is partially visible. The chrome-plated tubular steel frame shows slight signs of age-related wear. Dimensions: L140 x W85 x H73 cm
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ConditionGoodColorsBlackMaterialWoodNumber of items1Height73 cmWidth85 cmDepth140 cmSigns of usageScratches