This garden table, both functional and characterful in design, is exemplary of the robust outdoor aesthetics of the 1960s to 1970s. The square tabletop made of dark green coated pagholz features a slightly structured, hard-wearing surface that was designed specifically for outdoor use. Pagholz — a laminated wood material compressed under high pressure — was especially in the post-war period known for its extreme load-bearing capacity, weather resistance and longevity, and was frequently used in the contract and catering sectors. The minimalist base made of black lacquered steel tubing forms an exciting contrast with the rich colouring of the top and underlines the clear, industrial character of the design. The slender legs with slightly flared ends provide stability while also giving a sense of visual lightness. The construction is deliberately kept simple, which not only highlights functionality but also reflects the era’s focus on reduced, durable materials.

The pagholz stamp visible on the underside confirms the originality of the tabletop and allows a clear chronological classification in the second half of the 20th century, typically the 1960s to early 1970s.

Condition: Good vintage condition with age-related signs of use on the frame. The tabletop has been freshly lacquered and has therefore been very nicely restored.

Dimensions: L74 x W74 x H74 cm

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