Hans Boodt “Bare Bottom” Sculptural Mannequin Bar Table, Netherlands, c. 2000–2010
€ 250,00
Sculptural “Bare Bottom” bar or side table by Hans Boodt, formed as a stylised female mannequin lower body in metallic copper finish, mounted on a circular glass base. Netherlands, circa 2000–2010.
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A playful sculptural “Bare Bottom” table by Dutch mannequin specialist Hans Boodt, dating to approximately 2000–2010. The design transforms the lower section of a female display mannequin into a functional piece of furniture, with elegantly crossed legs and a flat upper surface suitable for drinks, bottles or decorative objects.
Finished in a striking metallic copper tone, the anthropomorphic body is elevated above a circular transparent glass base by a chromed metal support. The combination of mannequin sculpture, furniture and retail-display design gives the piece a deliberately theatrical character, particularly effective as a cocktail, champagne or occasional table.
The body bears an impressed “JMK-4” marking. Hans Boodt remains a specialist manufacturer of mannequins and display components, including separate sculptural leg forms within its collections.
Condition
Good used condition with visible signs of previous use. Minor scratches, scuffs and small imperfections are present to the metallic copper finish. The glass base shows surface scratches and signs of use, while the metal support has minor wear. Overall presentation remains very good. Please refer to the photographs for details.
Technical Details
Maker: Hans Boodt
Model / Series: “Bare Bottom”
Origin: Netherlands
Period: Circa 2000–2010
Type: Sculptural bar / side / cocktail table
Material: Resin / polyester composite, glass and metal
Finish: Metallic copper / rose-gold tone
Base: Circular transparent glass
Marking: Impressed “JMK-4”
| Condition | Good |
|---|---|
| Origin | Netherlands |
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