Introducing the Dutch East India Company Coffee Table, an exclusive handmade piece inspired by an antique writing table from 1730. This exceptional coffee table reflects the grandeur and historical significance of the era.
Crafted from solid mahogany and exquisite burr oak veneers, this table showcases rich, warm tones and striking patterns. The top features a beautifully matched burr oak veneer, which is further distinguished by a fine sycamore inlay. This detail adds both refinement and intricacy.
Additionally, the coffee table includes ebonised barley twist legs. These legs provide stability while adding a visually captivating detail. The frieze is intricately carved, reflecting the detailed artistry of the early 18th century. Each design element contributes to the table's timeless elegance and historical charm.
The Dutch East India Company, established in 1602, was a dominant force in the spice trade. It controlled the market for nutmeg, mace, and cloves during the 17th century. The VOC's fleet of 4,785 ships surpassed all rivals in Asian trade, demonstrating its immense power.
This coffee table brings a piece of this fascinating historical period into your home. Enhance your living space with the Dutch East India Company Coffee Table, where history meets craftsmanship in a stunning display of period elegance.
- Coffee Table.
- Burr Oak.
- Hand Carved
- Exclusive to Brights of Nettlebed.
Width: 140 cm | Depth: 75 cm | Height: 50 cm
Item code: EID004
