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Glass and Lucite Table by Vladimir Kagan
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Description
This fabulous design by Vladimir Kagan can serve as a small dining table or a center table. A thick circular tempered glass top rests on a base of two curved panels of Lucite joined at one end with large chrome pegs. Lucite spacers, 0.63 high x 2 inches in diameter, were added by the previous owner to raise the table's height.
A modern and timeless piece, the table's translucence is perfect for smaller spaces. - More Information
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