Neo-Egyptian copper coffee table by VAD Trevarefabrikk, Norway, 1970

This remarkable copper coffee table in Neo-Egyptian style was made by Vad Trevarefabrikk in Norway around 1970. This sculptural piece reflects the Scandinavian revival of the time, blending modernist geometry with evocative ancient motifs. The top, richly patinated and handcrafted in copper, features stylised Egyptian iconography, creating a striking visual narrative that is both decorative and architectural. Its variations of warm tones, subtle texture, and carefully defined lines give the surface a dynamic character that transforms with the light. Resting on a minimalist rosewood base, the table combines ornamentation and sobriety, allowing the work of the copper to take centre stage. Generous without being imposing, this table can serve as a functional centrepiece or a focal point in a refined interior. Well-preserved and increasingly rare, it represents an excellent acquisition for collectors seeking distinctive Scandinavian design, imbued with history and strong visual impact. Dimensions: Height 51 cm, Width 124 cm, Depth 124 cm.