Antti Hakkarainen Indoor/Outdoor Wrought Iron Table - 1930s

Incredibly rare and amazing table was designed by Antti Hakkarainen for Taidetakomo A. Hakkarainen in the 1930s. Handpainted tiles adorn the tabletop with pink and yellow flowers, and the glorious ironwork is a fantastic example of Antti's unparalleled craftsmanship. The gallery sides are elegantly designed with loop-de-loops, and he manipulated the iron into a twisted rope-like form that is absolutely fabulous. Beautiful patina, one cracked tile simply adds to its charm. Truly historic work of functional art. 

20" W x 20" D x 20" H

Antti Hakkarainen, a visionary designer and artisan, rose to prominence as a notable figure in the Finnish design scene during the 1930s.  Endowed with a keen eye for aesthetics and a natural passion for craftsmanship, Hakkarainen refined his skills at Helsinki's prestigious School of Applied Arts & created the atelier Taidetakomo A. Hakkarainen. His innovative design approach seamlessly blended modernist principles with a hint of Art Deco influences, giving rise to genuinely unique creations. In 2015 the Nationalmuseum Stockholm acquired one of Antti's iconic tables, securing his place in design history.