A striking 1970s West German vintage dining table featuring a substantial smoked Parsol glass top and an elegant chromed tubular steel frame.
Produced in West Germany by Huwa-Spiegel, with a Parsol smoked/tinted glass top, this exceptional table captures the minimalist and architectural character of German design from the 1970s. The combination of the dark translucent glass, highly polished chrome and softly rounded corners creates a sophisticated Bauhaus, Space Age and modernist aesthetic.
The thick smoked glass top has gently rounded corners and beautifully contrasts with the clean, geometric chrome structure. The tubular frame follows the shape of the tabletop, giving the piece a light and visually open appearance while maintaining a strong, substantial construction.
A particularly versatile piece that works beautifully as a dining table, kitchen table, meeting table or statement table in a mid-century, modernist or contemporary interior.
Details
* Period: 1970s
* Origin: West Germany
* Manufacturer: Huwa-Spiegel
* Glass: Smoked / tinted Parsol glass
* Frame: Chromed tubular steel
* Style: Mid-Century Modern, Bauhaus, Space Age, German Modernism
* Shape: Rectangular with softly rounded corners
Dimensions
* Width: 120 cm
* Depth: 80 cm
* Height: 71 cm
Condition
Very good vintage condition.
The table shows the authentic signs of age expected from a vintage 1970s piece. The chrome frame presents beautifully and the smoked glass top retains its elegant original appearance. Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form an integral part of the description.
Worldwide shipping available.
Pick-up possible from our showroom in Baden-Baden, Germany.
