Set of two nesting tables by Rex Raab for Wilhelm Renz, Germany 1960

Elegant set of two nesting tables, designed by Rex Raab for Wilhelm Renz in Germany. The design is characterised by particularly slender proportions and an extremely refined construction. The slender, slightly tapered legs merge almost seamlessly into the frame, while the subtle joints at the corners have been deliberately left visible. The warm wood and beautiful grain give the minimalist design a soft appearance. The tables originally formed part of a set of three; the smallest table is missing. The two remaining tables can be fully nested and still form a beautiful and functional composition together. Both tables are in good vintage condition with some light signs of use. There is a slight discolouration visible on the top of the largest table. Furthermore, the woodwork, veneer edges and construction have been very well preserved. Dimensions are as follows: height 52 cm, width 52 cm, depth 38 cm.