Rectangular coffee table with a glass top, and a white wood veneer lower base with integrated hand painted ceramic tiles  and a cantilevered, geometric S-shaped frame in chrome-plated metal
This  allows light to travel through the table, showcasing the artwork underneath the floating glass panel while maintaining a weightless silhouette
12 polychrome glazed and textured ceramic tiles make up artwork of a caped horseman with chariot and galloping horses
The deep cobalt and midnight of the drawing with a fiery red background
Signed within the design at the bottom right tile
Bayer was a prominent ceramic artist operating in Belgium during the late 1960s and 70s, which produced high-end modernist accent pieces
These stood out for elevating everyday furniture into functional modern art
Very good vintage condition, only very slight signs of wear
Total weight of approximately 30 kg
Belgian craftmanship of the 70s