1930s Functionalist Coffee or Side Table, Czechoslovakia

- The top desk has been refurbished.

- Flexible nickel-plated table lamp produced by IAS in 1930s - Very good original condition - Rewired: 1 x 40W, E25-E27 bulb - US plug adapter included.

- Carefully refurbished - New glass top

- refurbished with minor signs of use

- The item is in good original condition and has been repolished - Signed on one of the tiles.

- beech legs and veneered top desk with oak veneer - good /very good original condition

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