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foldable tubular steel table by Rudolf Slezák – 1930s Bauhaus – green

foldable tubular steel table by Rudolf Slezák – 1930s Bauhaus – green

Style: Bauhaus

Design: Robert Slezák

Manufacturer: Robert Slezak

Country: Czechoslovakia

Material: chrome plated tubular steel, lacquered blockboard

Measurements:

H 74,5 cm W 74 cm D 98 cm

 

 

Year: approx. 1934

Condition: original

Quantity: 1

Price: 2.000 €

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This foldable tubular steel table in Bauhaus style was produced by the Czechoslovakian tubular steel furniture manufacturer Robert Slezak. The table still retains its original paint in a typical Reseda green Bauhaus color and is in good condition with a beautifully aged patina.

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