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Robert Kleinschmidt I-Beam Display Pedestal
$ 6,825
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Description
Chicago design legend Robert Kleinschmidt, of Powell-Kleinschmidt Interior Architects. Solid steel and powder-coated with removable felt-padded top. Another variation, same height sold separately. Provenance Kleinschmidt residence.
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Documentation: Ample Provenance Notes: Provenance Kleinschmidt residence. Origin: United States Period: 1950-1979 Materials: Paint, Steel Condition: Excellent. Wear consistent with age and use. Creation Date: 1970-1979 Styles / Movements: Modern, Industrial Dealer Reference #: c1331 Incollect Reference #: 593220 -
Dimensions
W. 25 in; H. 37 in; D. 14.25 in; W. 63.5 cm; H. 93.98 cm; D. 36.2 cm;
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