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Sabre Leg table with one leaf by T.H. Robsjohn-Gibbings
$ 4,250
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Description
Great table designed by Robsjohn-Gibbing for Widdicomb. The table gets its name from the amazing shape of the legs. Table comes with one 20 in leaf. When inserted this makes your table 78 inches long.
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More Information
Documentation: Signed Period: 1950-1979 Condition: Table has been professionally cleaned. Some wear marks at the bottom of the legs but this does not distract from this great looking vintage dining table Styles / Movements: Modern, Mid Century Dealer Reference #: FS20-00000573 Incollect Reference #: 556929 -
Dimensions
W. 58 in; H. 29.25 in; D. 38 in; W. 147.32 cm; H. 74.3 cm; D. 96.52 cm;
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Purveyors of Distinct Furnishings Since 1992. We continually add unique furniture and objects to our store and warehouse. Our wish is to inspire customers' imagination with our striking mid-century and industrial design collection, offering exceptional quality at extremely competitive prices. Contact us: 732.539.6427
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