Gloria t-1004 table from horgenglarus | round or square

gloria von horgenglarus, a work design from 1925, still exudes the charm of the turn of the century with its striking decorations. Its cast iron feet and low center of gravity make it ideal for any Beiz, as the pubs are called in Switzerland. They are screwed to the table with a small T and do not need any struts. This means there are no table legs in the way, and getting in and out of the table is easy.

The feet are manufactured in the Chur foundry using sand casting, a process that is suitable for complicated geometries and different material cross-sections and also reproduces small details. Each foot is treated with anthracite textured paint and is marked with the lettering `horgenglarus`. Cast feet from horgenglarus are sought after on the vintage market.

The 30 mm thick table tops are made to measure in solid wood of your choice (also square). To ensure that the table top remains durable when the wood shrinks or expands, a ridge strip is embedded in a groove in each solid wood top, an ancient principle dating back to the 17th century.

Further information about the horgenglarus table gloria:

Execution:
- Table top and edges made to measure in solid wood
- Feet made of cast iron painted anthracite and provided with original lettering
- Adjustable floor gliders
- Table top with ridge strips, 30mm thick
- Foot width 58.5cm
- Edge type B1

Design:
draft, 1925

Other edge types on request.