Simply and elegantly sculpted Maple wood dining table with pointed legs and a black stained top by Douglas Snelling, crafted in Sydney. The table features square tapered legs holding up a squared off top.
Douglas Snelling (1916–1985) was a British-born architect and designer who made a significant impact in Australia. He is best known for blending modernist design with Pacific and Asian influences, particularly in his furniture and architecture. Snelling's work often featured sleek lines, natural materials, and integration with the surrounding environment, contributing to mid-century modern design in Australia.
Dimensions: 29.5"h x 62"w x 41"d
Australia, 1950
