Elegant vintage designer dining table by Victoria Baar from the 1970s. The table is a characteristic example of the Bauhaus-influenced design of that period and combines a clear, reduced formal language with a high-quality combination of materials consisting of chrome-plated tubular steel and dark wood.

The elegantly curved tubular steel frame is particularly striking. Its continuous lines give the table a light and almost floating appearance despite its generous dimensions. The construction creates an appealing contrast with the dark wooden top, whose pronounced grain remains visible beneath the dark surface. The gently rounded edges echo the curves of the frame and create a harmonious overall appearance.

The table was produced in Switzerland and, due to its distinctive design and origin, is also of interest to enthusiasts and collectors of vintage and Bauhaus furniture. The combination of functional construction, reduced aesthetics and the classic pairing of tubular steel and wood makes it a versatile piece of furniture that can be used both as a dining table and as a spacious work or desk table.

Condition: Good vintage condition with authentic age-related signs of use. The dark wooden top shows occasional scratches, abrasions and minor chips on the surface, particularly along the edges, with the lighter wood partially visible in these areas. The chrome-plated tubular steel frame shows slight age-appropriate signs of use. 

Dimensions: L140 x W85 x H73 cm