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RARE 50's EAMES ERA PLANT STAND DISPLAY COFFEE TABLE
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This fabulous Eames Era wooden plant stand of display table from the 1950's is a very unusual example of this kind of item for the period during it was designed These items are normally very linear and a bit severe in terms of line. This piece, however, has a wonderful organic quality in the shapes and postioning of the four upright supports; they are very natural and have a certain tree branch sense of movement, both in their shape and positioning This is sure to become a very special example of non-mainstream 50's design in the future It is a high quality and very rare piece with its triangular base in great mosaic design and its four differently sized rectangular shelves in matte white, soft gray, green and red The triangular base table measures 24" (60cm) x 12" (30cm) at widest point Total height of this excellent piece including the four shelves is 36" (93cm) This stand is in EXCELLENT CONDITION, with no damages, and only the normal signs of wear commensurate with the age of this table A very special piece, indeed, and the perfect place to display your most precious plants, period ceramics, or other treasures Please note, that this is an AUTHENTIC table from the 1950's and NOT a modern reproduction Enjoy bidding and please see my other auctions for more fine European antiques and decorative items SHIPPING to GERMANY E 15.00 to other EUROPEAN COUNTRIES E 35.00 to the USA $ 68.00 to ASIA and AUSTRALIA $ 98.00 SHIPPING: We are happy to combine shipping on multiple items to save your money on shipping charges PAYMENT: We accept Paypal
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