$7,800.00
A materially substantial table that departs from the expected clean lines of Midcentury Modern furniture, this late 20th Century coffee table was inspired by the sculptural designs of artist Diego Giacometti. The base is bronze with a dark gray patina and a beautiful, organic texture that calls to mind Giacometti's figural sculpture work. The top is glass with a greenish tint.
Overall dimensions:
48 in. width
31 in. depth
17 in. height
Base dimensions:
48 in. width
31 in. depth
16.25 in. height
Glass top dimensions:
60 in. width
30 in. depth
.75 in. thickness
Condition notes:
In good condition with general surface wear consistent with the table's age and use.
$6,800.00
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