Rosewood Coffee Table, Brazil 1970

Coffee table made in brazil at the end of the 70s. It is made of "jacaranda" or rosewood, also called rosewood, its natural color is close to yellow. In fact, this wood is called “madeira amarela” or yellow wood in northern brazil. This wood was specifically used in cabinetmaking until the early 1980s, then banned to preserve this species. The table has an offset base giving it an undeniable charm. The top is made of painted glass of surprising thickness, and very loud. The table is quite high, and can also be used as an "end table", it will highlight any quality object placed on it. This piece is of superb quality.