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Stamford Modern
272 Post Road East
Westport, CT 06880 , United States
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203.569.1900
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Asymmetrical Walnut Cocktail Table by Adrian Pearsall, C. 1950s
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Description
This striking coffee table, designed by Adrian Pearsall for Craft Associates in the 1950s, epitomizes mid-century modern elegance. The sculptural walnut base has been meticulously restored in a medium walnut tone to highlight its organic, biomorphic design. Topped with a new, custom-made kidney-shaped glass top, crafted to mirror the original, this piece seamlessly blends form and function, making it a perfect centerpiece for any living space.
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More Information
Documentation: Documented elsewhere (exact item) Origin: United States Period: 1950-1979 Condition: Good. Excellent. Fully restored. New glass top. Creation Date: 1950s Styles / Movements: Mid Century Dealer Reference #: SM2732 Incollect Reference #: 766593 -
Dimensions
W. 48 in; H. 16 in; D. 32 in; W. 121.92 cm; H. 40.64 cm; D. 81.28 cm;
Shipping Information:
FREE WHITE GLOVE SHIPPING Within the Continental US, arrives in 3-6 weeks.
Message from Seller:
Fine 20th Century Furnishings & Design Studio 272 Post Road East Westport, CT 06880 Gallery Hours: Monday - Saturday / 10AM - 5PM Call: 203.569.1900
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