Bamboo coffee table with brass corners and smoked glass

Rectangular coffee table dating from the 1950s and 1960s, made of dark-stained bamboo with brass corners and a black smoked glass top. The structure has an elegant silhouette with clean lines, characteristic of post-war modern furniture. The carefully curved bamboo tubes form a harmonious frame, enhanced by the decorative brass elements that highlight the corners and add a touch of refinement. This piece is part of the trend for furniture inspired by asian influences, which was particularly popular in french interiors of the 1950s and 1960s. The combination of dark bamboo, brass, and smoked glass reflects an aesthetic research typical of this period, where exoticism blended with a certain functional modernity. Coming from a family home in the dordogne, this elegant coffee table will fit perfectly into a contemporary living room or a vintage-inspired interior. Its smoked glass top provides a practical surface while maintaining a visual lightness that does not overload the space. The bamboo has a beautiful dark and even patina that highlights the natural texture of the material. The brass elements have developed a warm golden patina that can be preserved or revived according to preference. The whole exudes an authentic harmony that only time can create. As visible in the photos, the smoked glass top has some light superficial scratches related to its use, witnesses of its history without compromising its overall appearance. The structure remains perfectly stable and solid, with intact assemblies that guarantee the longevity of this piece. Dimensions length: 107 cm width: 57 cm height: 39 cm weight: 13 kg.