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John Dickinson Unique Crate Coffee Table from the Firehouse, San Francisco 1970
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John Dickinson Unique Crate Coffee Table from the Firehouse, San Francisco, 1970
The only known example from the series in a rectangular form—other versions were executed as even cubes.
Materials: waxed Pine Wood
Dimensions: 18× 41.50 × 18 in (H × W × D)
A rare and exceptional example of John Dickinson’s early work, this unique crate-form coffee table was designed for Lawrence Maloney, Dickinson’s longtime partner, as part of the furnishings for their shared firehouse residence in San Francisco.
Provenance:
Lawrence Maloney, San Francisco
Private Collection
Drawings for this design are held in the collection of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.
Condition:minor scuffs and scratches throughout, consistent with age and use, presents well -
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Documentation: Ample Provenance Origin: United States Period: 1950-1979 Materials: pine Condition: Good. minor scuffs and scratches throughout, consistent with age and use, presents well Creation Date: 1970 Styles / Movements: Modern Dealer Reference #: C00005015 Incollect Reference #: 808560
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