The 2063 side table with the inset glass top, the cartouche carving at the centre of the apron and the fluted legs

Classic · Side tables

Carved side table 2063, ivory with gold and antique rose

Four sizes of the same design, two square and two long

  • Item2063 QA · QB · GA · GB
  • Dimensions2063 QA: 69 × 69 × h 65 cm · QB: 69 × 69 × h 48 cm · GA: 118 × 69 × h 65 cm · GB: 118 × 69 × h 48 cm

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The price is worked out together with the piece

This piece is made to measure, and until the measurements are known there is no price. Write down what you need here: the request goes to Tuscany Market Hub, and we pass it on to L'ARTES.

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Designed, built and finished inside the workshop, in Tavarnelle Val di Pesa.

The piece

The top is glass, set into a wooden frame: under the glass you can see the painted apron, and at the center of the long side a cartouche carving projects beyond the line of the piece. The legs are turned and fluted, with a square capital at the top and a narrow foot.

The same design comes in four sizes, two square and two long, and in two heights — sixty-five and forty-eight — which are the height of a side table and that of a table beside a sofa. Changing the height means redrawing the leg, because the fluting and the capital have to stay in proportion, or the same leg at forty-eight looks squat.

How it is made

The finish is the craft: lacquer and gold leaf are the two steps almost everyone subcontracts, and here they stay in house.

Finish
Polychrome ivory, gold and antique pink
Dimensions
2063 QA: 69 × 69 × h 65 cm · QB: 69 × 69 × h 48 cm · GA: 118 × 69 × h 65 cm · GB: 118 × 69 × h 48 cm
The make-up
Can be taken apart. Four sizes: square high and low, rectangular high and low.
Technique
Apron and legs carved and turned by hand, lacquered and painted; glass top set into the frame.
Range
Classic
Item
2063 QA · QB · GA · GB

The workshop

L'ARTES

An art furniture workshop in Sambuca, founded in Firenze, in San Frediano, in 1968 by two young artisans trained by the masters of woodcarving. The whole cycle stays inside: the drawing, the unfinished piece, the lacquering, the decoration and the hand gilding. Three lines — Classico, Contemporary and Antica Firenze — and every piece built to the measurements of whoever orders it.

Apron and legs carved and turned by hand, lacquered and painted; glass top set into the frame. · Tavarnelle Val di Pesa · province of FI

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