Early 20th-Century Fischel Bentwood Bistro Table W/ Faux Marble Top - 33½"

This charming petite bistro table is attributed to Fischel, showcasing a delightful blend of early 20th-century craftsmanship with a faux marble top added in the 1930s or 1940s. The curved bentwood structure exemplifies elegant design, characteristic of Fischel's known style, while the faux marble peinted top adds a sense of whimsy and charm. 

Fischel was a renowned furniture maker from around 1900, recognized for popularizing bentwood techniques, similar to those of the Thonet brothers. This table embodies those iconic elements, merging period charm with mid-century innovation through its painted faux marble surface, a popular decorative approach in its era.

With subtle signs of age that enhance its timeless charm, this table makes a beautiful accent piece in the kitchen, perfect for adding vintage flair to a modern space or a cozy café corner.

Condition and patina consistent with age.
Approx. overall 30" high x 33½" long x 25½"
Approx. overall 76cm high x 85cm long x 65cm