A set of furniture designed between 1945–1955 by olgierd szlekys and władysław wincze, crafted at the "ład" cooperative of interior architecture in warsaw. The ensemble, consisting of a communal table and two chairs (zydle), serves as an excellent example of polish postwar design inspired by folk culture. the simple, functional form and the use of ash wood draw upon the tradition of zakopane-style furniture while maintaining a modernist character. The chair design by władysław wincze, created in 1945, was showcased at the renowned "we want to be modern" exhibition at the national museum in warsaw, underscoring its significance in the history of polish design. dimensions: table: 67 cm (height) x 64 cm (width) x 65 cm (depth) chair (zydle): 82 cm (height) x 64 cm (width) x 65 cm (depth) key features: material: ash wood, known for its durability and beautiful grain. style: folk-modernist, with strong references to polish folk culture. form: simple, functional, and aesthetic, harmoniously blending tradition with modernism. attributes: country of origin: poland manufacturer: "ład" cooperative of interior architecture designers: olgierd szlekys and władysław wincze date: 1945–1955 condition: very good, after conservation-focused restoration this piece has an attribution mark, i am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution