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1930s Bauhaus Nightstand in Bauhaus Blue – Original & timeless

1930s Bauhaus Nightstand in Bauhaus Blue – Original & timeless

Style: Bauhaus

Manufacturer: Robert Slezak

Country: Czechoslovakia

Material: lacquered wood and tubular steel

Measurements:

H 65 cm W 42 cm D 37 cm

Year: 1930s

Condition: original

Quantity: 1

Price: 850 €

Available on request

Compact nightstand made of lacquered wood and tubular steel. Produced in the 1930s by the Czechoslovak company Robert Slezák.

The clear, functional design follows the principles of Bauhaus Modernism. The lightweight construction gives the piece an elegant presence.

Well-preserved in original condition. Finished in characteristic Bauhaus Blue. A quiet object with strong character.

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