Rattan and Bamboo Coffee Table with Openwork Lattice Decor. French Work. 1970s
Oblong canted-corner coffee table in rattan and bamboo, with a high apron entirely openworked with lattices and sticks.
Curved upper frame intended to receive a top, uprights sheathed in ligatures.
French work of the 1970s.
Dimensions : Width 100 cm × Depth 50 cm × Height 43 cm.
PRODUCT DETAILS
| Condition | Good condition |
|---|---|
| Period | 1970–1980 |
| Country of Origin | France |
| Dimensions (cm) | Width 100 cm × Depth 50 cm × Height 43 cm |
| Dimensions (in) | Width 39,37 in × Depth 19,69 in × Height 16,93 in |
| Style | Bohemian (rattan) |
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
This coffee table features an oblong structure with rounded ends, whose high apron is entirely openworked with a decor of lattices, chevrons and bamboo sticks assembled by rattan-pith ligatures. The upper frame, in strong bent rattan, draws the perimeter of the top, while the feet sheathed in ties extend the uprights naturally. The interior interlacing forms a graphic architecture visible by transparency.
This Chinese-style lattice decor, close to the Chinese Chippendale spirit revisited in natural materials, is characteristic of the French rattan production of the 1970s, which married exoticism and basketry know-how for holiday interiors as well as for Parisian drawing rooms.
Condition report: Good overall condition. Sound rattan and bamboo with a beautiful amber patina, ligatures in place; the glass top intended to cap the frame is not present and can easily be remade to measure. A characterful coffee table for a drawing room of bohemian spirit or a veranda.
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