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Adrian Pearsall Planter Coffee Table Organic Glass top, 1960s USA

Creator: Adrian Pearsall (Attributed)
Offered by: AUBÉRY

Description
In 1952, Adrian Pearsall, a pioneer in the field of furniture design, founded Craft Associates. Usually, his pieces were made of walnut and glass, with curved glass tops and bases that exhibited clean lines and organic shapes as a reminder of his talent and desire for a life of sailing.

This sculpted atomic-era base table has three legs. The original planters, as you can see in the picture, have been customized to a new one. The base is refinishing in a deep, black, high gloss that brings a sexy touch to the curved lines. The original glass has some minor imperfections (a couple of scratches and small chips on the side, please see the detailed pictures).

Additional dimensions for the Glass only:
47 in. long by 30 in. wide for the larger part and 19 in. wide for the smaller one, 1/4 in H.

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Most of our pieces are mid-century, vintage, and Antiques. Irregularity is a good thing, as perfection does not exist. Perfect symmetry in furniture is a sign of being made by a machine. What sets us apart is that we upholster, wire, or refinish them, making them one of a kind; you will not see them in every store or gallery, only at AUBÉRY.

More Information

Origin:	United States
Period:	1950-1979
Condition:	Good.
Creation Date:	1950
Styles / Movements:	Modern, Mid Century
Dealer Reference #:	SKU00000004
Incollect Reference #:	539419

Dimensions

W.	35 in;	H.	14.5 in;	D.	20 in;
W.	88.9 cm;	H.	36.83 cm;	D.	50.8 cm;

Message from Seller:

Since 2001, AUBÉRY has curated an exquisite collection of mid-century, modern, vintage, and glamorous pieces from the 1940s to the 1980s. Known for a keen eye for stylish design and a signature French Touch, we transform timeless classics into contemporary treasures. Contact us at info@auberymiami.com or call 305.798.7226. Aubéry, “You Can’t Put a Price on Style.”