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Unik side / bakke bord - Robert Slezak, CSSR - Bauhaus style
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Vildt flot og velbevaret vintage krom bord. Design af Robert Slezak i 1930 erne, produceret på Slezak Factories, Tjekkiet.
Slezak og Marcel Breuer havde også et mindre samarbejde bla. omkring disse mindre borde. Breuer har bla lavet en lignende model med fast plade i toppen.
Det er i flot stand. Sort plade med kant er fremstillet i bakelit. Med underhylde.
(også fremstillet med træplade istedet for bakelit)
Velegnet som side bord, kaffebord, blomster bord, afsætnings møbel.
Måler cirka 70 cm i højde, og 55 x 60 cm i længde/bredde ( se foto )
Det står pt. på mit lager i Tjekkiet - kommer hjem ved salg.
Eller ved reservation
( har bla også hans vilde sofa/senge modeller i krom, som har været udstillet i Magasinet Forbes )
Info omkring Robert Slezak
Best known for his sleek, Bauhaus style, designer Robert Slezák was a pioneer in the manufacturing of chrome and bent-metal furniture during the early 20th century.
Born in the town of Bystřice pod Hostýnem in today’s Czech Republic, Slezák originally trained as a locksmith and in 1908 established a locksmith’s workshop in his hometown. What began as a small business providing common locksmith products grew into the Slezák Factory, which made brass fittings for furniture and buildings. In 1911, Slezák became one of the first manufacturers in Europe to use a galvanic coating of copper, chromium and nickel on the surface of his products.
Starting in 1913, Slezák focused on designing and producing brass and metal furniture with wood accents, like chairs, beds and tables. By the 1930s, Slezák’s furniture style began to evolve towards mid-century modern and Bauhaus design, leading to streamlined and tubular three-seat sofas, stools, bent-metal chairs, wood and chrome coffee tables, desks, lighting and cabinets. During this time, Slezák also collaborated with the Czech furniture company Ton N.P. Bystřice pod Hostýnem on pieces including his Bauhaus chrome and walnut side table.
After 1948, Slezák’s firm became part of the Kovona furniture-making company, which continued to produce and recreate Slezák’s designs from the 1950s to the 1980s. Since 1992, the Czech furniture manufacturer has been known as Kovonax.
Today, Slezák’s designs remain highly sought after by interior designers and collectors of mid-century and Bauhaus furniture.
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