Oak Art Deco Haagse School Side Table by Jan Brunott, 1920s

A three-tier side table in stained oak, produced in the 1920s by the pioneering Dutch furniture maker L.O.V. Oosterbeek. The table’s clean, rectilinear form is accented with subtle H...

Beautiful two tiered Art Deco/"Amsterdam School" side table. Traditionally used as a flower or plant stand. Lightly refinished oak with round top and carved legs. In overall origina...

A beautifully composed 1920s Dutch Art Deco side table in oak, oak veneer and coromandel veneer. This piece is an elegant study in symmetry, contrast, and early twentieth-century cra...

Hexagonal Modernist Amsterdam School side table with unusual relief brass top with an array texture in Dutch 1920s. This occasional table is made in oak with typical Art Deco geometr...

A modernist occasional or side table, 1920s, a well known design by L.O.V. Oosterbeek. The most characteristic are the table legs; each leg is placed perpendicular to its neighbour. ...

An exceptional Amsterdam School coffee or center table, crafted in solid oak with shelves on all sides and bold black-stained feet. Designed around 1920, this piece bears strong styl...

A sculptural and beautifully crafted Haagse School side table in solid oak, dating from the 1920s. This compact yet architectural piece embodies the movement’s emphasis on structural clarity, honest materials, and refined geometric form. The circular top rests on four tapering supports that create a rhythmic verticality, grounded by round lower shelf, giving the piece a functional elegance. Compact yet visually strong, it works beautifully as a side table, accent table, or plant stand, and stands out with its sculptural Mission-style silhouette. Recently lightly restored, the surface is in excellent condition - the oak shows a warm even patina and woodgrain, the piece is stable and sturdy. Small in footprint, but notably weighty. A superb example of Dutch interwar modernism, where craftsmanship meets disciplined form, and the material itself becomes ornament. ''Haagse School'' furniture manufacturing was centered in the city of The Hague with its rather affluent clientele. In the 1920s, a style of architecture and furniture design emerged in The Hague that would become known as The Hague School. More sober than the imaginative Amsterdam School and more elegant and luxurious than De Stij...

A Dutch 1920s occasional table in oak and macassar ebony (coromandel) details. This piece is in very good professionally restored condition, heavier than one would expect and very ...

An elegant 1920s Dutch side table in oak with an inlaid star motif to the top, executed in oak and richly contrasting coromandel (Macassar ebony). The circular top rests on subtly sc...

A distinctive and sculptural Amsterdam School tripod pedestal from the 1920s, showcasing a rare and remarkable design. Crafted in oak with black-stained sides, the piece displays cle...