Art Deco Amsterdamse School round sidetable

This elegant Art Deco sidetable is a fine example of the expressive craftsmanship associated with the Amsterdamse School movement. Executed in warm-toned solid wood, the table features a circular top supported by four sturdy, straight legs, connected by a functional cross stretcher that enhances both stability and visual rhythm. Characteristic of the Amsterdamse School aesthetic, the design is enriched with subtle yet distinctive decorative elements. The small, black carved droplets positioned beneath the tabletop create a refined ornamental accent, while the contrasting black “feet” at the base of each leg provide a striking visual anchor. These dark details emphasize the table’s architectural character and reflect the movement’s fascination with sculptural form and decorative contrast. The combination of clean geometry, carefully balanced proportions, and expressive detailing gives this sidetable a strong yet understated presence. Both functional and artistic, it serves beautifully as a sidetable, plant stand, or accent piece, embodying the timeless elegance and craftsmanship of early 20th-century Dutch Art Deco design.