Circular Neo-Egyptian Red Copper Coffee Table by VAD Trevarefabrikk, Norway ’70

1.800,00

Striking round coffee table designed by Oddmund Vad and produced by Vad Trevarefabrikk, Norway, dating from the 1970s. The table features a richly decorated copper tabletop with an elaborate Neo-Egyptian inspired design, depicting stylized figures, chariots and ornamental geometric patterns arranged in concentric circles. The detailed surface gives the table a strong graphic and almost…

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Striking round coffee table designed by Oddmund Vad and produced by Vad Trevarefabrikk, Norway, dating from the 1970s.

The table features a richly decorated copper tabletop with an elaborate Neo-Egyptian inspired design, depicting stylized figures, chariots and ornamental geometric patterns arranged in concentric circles. The detailed surface gives the table a strong graphic and almost sculptural character.

The copper top is surrounded by a warm teak frame, supported by an elegant sculptural teak base. The curved intersecting legs create an open, architectural construction that contrasts beautifully with the highly decorative tabletop.

A distinctive piece of 1970s Norwegian design, combining Scandinavian craftsmanship with an unusual Egyptian Revival aesthetic.

H.53 cm , ø.111 cm