Bistro table from the 1930s with an oak top and Fischel chair from Austria, circa 1900–1915.

Small bistro table made of wood from the 1930s, accompanied by a Fischel chair from Austria dating around 1900–1915. The price includes both pieces. The table has a beech structure with four round, tapered legs and a rounded oak top. The top has been sanded and finished with antique wax, highlighting the oak grain and its warm, natural color. Measuring 60 × 59 cm, the table is suitable for a small kitchen or breakfast nook. It can also serve as a small writing desk. The Fischel chair features a round wooden seat, a curved backrest, and curved supports under the seat. The seat is decorated with a circular fan pattern, while the backrest has a central ornament surrounded by a repetitive motif. A partially preserved Fischel Austria paper label remains underneath. The dark brown finish of the chair complements the lighter oak table top. Condition: The top has been sanded and finished with antique wax. The base of the table and the chair show surface marks, scratches, and wear consistent with age and use. The decorative patterns on the seat and backrest remain clearly visible. Table dimensions: width 60 cm, depth 59 cm, height 75 cm, ground clearance under the apron 63 cm, weight approximately 12 kg. Chair dimensions: width 40 cm, depth 43 cm, height 85 cm, seat height 46 cm. Price for the set: one table and one chair.