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Bamboo Pedestal Table with Hand Painted Bird And Flower Motif, France, 19th Century
Bamboo Pedestal Table with Hand Painted Bird And Flower Motif, France, 19th Century
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Most likely hailing from France during the Belle Époque, this endearing pedestal table with a charming hand painted table top, truly is a joy to look at!
Made after the Exposition Universelle of 1867, when all things Asian were à la mode, the tabletop is decorated with a swallow, blossoms and twigs, imitating the bird-and-flower motifs often depicted in Japanese and Chinese art.
The square table is set on a bamboo frame and supported by cross bars for structural stability. The blackened bentwood braces with protruding dowls on the lower end of the pedestal are a delightful detail.
This selette table is in good and stable condition with some signs of its age and use - most notably one of the legs has a slight split (please refer to photos). The table top while still very attractive does show some wear - most likely hailing from its use as a plant stand at one stage.
Thanks to its natural elegance this Bamboo selette will be equally at home in a casual setting or in a sophisticated environment - be it as a stylish standalone piece or showcasing a statement lamp, prized vase or flower arrangement.
Dimensions:
Height: 72 cm (28.4 in)
Width: 36 cm (14.2 in)
Depth: 36 cm (14.2 in)
Packed with extra care for safe shipping!
Please note:
With a lifetime of stories behind them, our vintage design items come with a bit of character.
Like the best of us, they may have picked up some scratches and scuff marks, acquired patina, and that original shine may have faded a little. And like with most of us, the internal struggles are not always visible to the outside world.
Our second-hand items may not fulfil state-of-the art safety standards and codes in your region. Inner faults may exist that were missed by us. Please always consult with a certified professional before installing any electrical items.
Customs duties and import charges are the responsibility of the importer.
