An elegant mid-century dining table by Duros, one of South Africa’s leading modernist furniture makers. This beautifully made sculptural table showcases the refined, understated aesthetic for which Duros is known.
The table features a lightly floating top supported by elegantly sculpted conical, tapered legs, giving the piece a light, elevated presence. The top is finished in richly toned Sapele Mahogany, displaying a warm, beautiful grain that enhances its clean, elegant silhouette.
A refined example of South African modernism at its best.
Complimenting dining chairs, sold separately here
Duros, established in 1904 represented Danish modern style in South Africa. The name Duros was a composite of the Latvian emigrant family name OSpovat and "DURablity".
The Duros furniture company opened it’s doors in Chapel Street, Woodstock in 1903, moved to Roeland Street in the 1930’s and remained there until it’s demise in the 1980’s. It had an impressive range of furniture
Duros founder Hyman Ospovat gave the company a slogan taken from John Keats: “A thing of beauty is a joy for ever”. Looking at how timeless his furniture pieces are, it’s rather accurate.
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