Occasional Table Tripod Base & Cabriole Legs

This 1920s Occasional Table Tripod Base & Cabriole Legs is a sophisticated synthesis of Dutch Colonial geometry and the organic fluidity of Asian Art Nouveau. The design is anchored by a central turned spindle and a tripod footprint, with a silhouette that references popular Neo-Renaissance influences. However, the piece finds its unique character in the "whiplash" scroll of the cabriole legs—a rhythmic, nature-inspired flourish that marks a regional shift toward more expressive, flowing lines. This interplay of rigid structure and sculptural ornamentation captures a specific moment in Javanese artisanal history, where traditional Dutch motifs were distilled through a lighter, more fluid aesthetic.

Handcrafted from solid aged teak, the table possesses a deep, matured grain and a material weight that only decades of natural maturation can produce. Its compact, circular surface provides a minimalist counterpoint to the complexity of the base, allowing it to function as an authoritative accent in a contemporary lounge or bedroom. As a modern interpretation of the classical gueridon, the piece bridges historical craftsmanship with the aesthetic requirements of a curated home, offering a level of artisanal permanence that holds its own alongside modern, minimalist furnishings.

Circa: 1910s to 1920s
Materials: Solid Aged Teak Wood
Dimensions: 44cm x 44cm x 64cm (LxDxH)
Product Code: JKT186-12

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