Dining table in oak from the firm Otto Wretling för modern rumskonst.
The table is extendable with the leaves hidden in the table base.
The leaves do not have a hewn surface.
The table has a hewn surface with carved decoration in the form of grapevines.
The furniture originally stood at Holmsund rectory where it was purchased during the 1920s. After a number of years, it was later inherited by the priest's children who in turn sold it to an antique shop. There it was purchased by the current owner who has had it at home since the mid-1990s.
Decoration carved by David Wretling, son of Otto.
David studied to be a sculptor under Carl Milles (1875-1955).
Dimensions: Length 162 x Width 106 x Height 77 cm.
Condition
Use- and age-related wear.
Loss of material on the lower part of the base, loss of material where the table top leaves meet.
Depression on one top leaf towards the center of the table.
Surface dirt and minor moisture marks on the leaves.
Dining table in oak from the firm Otto Wretling för modern rumskonst.
The table is extendable with the leaves hidden in the table base.
The leaves do not have a hewn surface.
The table has a hewn surface with carved decoration in the form of grapevines.
The furniture originally stood at Holmsund rectory where it was purchased during the 1920s. After a number of years, it was later inherited by the priest's children who in turn sold it to an antique shop. There it was purchased by the current owner who has had it at home since the mid-1990s.
Decoration carved by David Wretling, son of Otto.
David studied to be a sculptor under Carl Milles (1875-1955).
Dimensions: Length 162 x Width 106 x Height 77 cm.
Condition
Use- and age-related wear.
Loss of material on the lower part of the base, loss of material where the table top leaves meet.
Depression on one top leaf towards the center of the table.
Surface dirt and minor moisture marks on the leaves.