Old wooden tea / Bajot table Old Wooden Low Work Platform (India)

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Old wooden tea / Bajot table Old Wooden Low Work Platform (India)

  • Article code: HBZ36348
  • EAN: 8700036348

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Old wooden tray on legs

This old wooden tray on low legs is a beautiful decorative centerpiece for an atmospheric still life. The square shape with softly rounded corners, the robust thickness, and the weathered finish give the tray a rugged and lived-in character.

The wood features natural nuances ranging from greyish brown to dark brown. Old signs of use, grain, irregularities, and small cracks are visible across the entire surface. These characteristics are inherent to the age and character of the wood and make this tray a unique piece.

Thanks to the low wooden legs, the plateau sits slightly above the surface. This easily creates height and depth in a still life. Use the plateau as a base for wooden pots, jugs, candlesticks, lanterns, or other unique home accessories. It also looks beautiful on a large dining table, coffee table, side table, dresser, or kitchen countertop.

The simple form and natural appearance fit perfectly within a country, wabi-sabi, or Belgian interior. The plateau is beautiful as a standalone object, but truly comes to life when different materials and heights are combined on it.

Because it is an old and weathered piece, small differences, cracks, and irregularities are not damage, but rather part of its unique charm.

Dimensions: approx. 36 × 34 × H8 cm
Material: wood
Color: grayish dark brown
Design: low plateau on wooden legs
Details: unique piece with natural imperfections and signs of use

 

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