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McGuire Sculptural Rattan & Bamboo "Sheaf of Wheat" Oval Console Table
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Description
McGuire Sculptural Rattan & Bamboo “Sheaf of Wheat” Oval Console Table Base
An exceptional example of Organic Modern design, this authentic vintage McGuire sculptural table base—model BA-16, often referred to as the “Sheaf of Wheat”—features hourglass silhouette crafted from natural bamboo and rattan. Designed and produced in San Francisco during the 1970s–1980s, this piece reflects the timeless craftsmanship and material integrity synonymous with John and Elinor McGuire.
Hand-constructed from bundled split bamboo poles and bound at the waist with McGuire’s signature woven rattan belt detail, the base presents a visually dynamic pedestal form that is both architectural and organic. Ideal for use as a console or dining table base with an oval glass or stone top (not included).
Materials
Bundled split bamboo poles
Natural rattan
Signature woven rattan belt detail
Design Details
Sculptural hourglass / “Sheaf of Wheat” pedestal form
Organic Modern aesthetic
Distinctive McGuire craftsmanship
Authenticity
Retains original McGuire label affixed to the underside
Condition
Warm, patina consistent with age and minimal use, Structurally sound
Minor, age-appropriate surface wear to select bamboo poles, glass has minor scratches, no chips
No breaks or repairs noted
Dimensions (Base Only)
Width: 26"
Depth: 17.5"
Height: 24"
A rare and sculptural McGuire base that works beautifully in both coastal and modern interiors, offering timeless design, natural materials, and collectible provenance. -
More Information
Documentation: Signed Period: 1950-1979 Condition: Good. Warm, patina consistent with age and minimal use, Structurally sound Minor, age-appropriate surface wear to select bamboo poles, glass has minor scratches, no chips No breaks or repairs noted Creation Date: 1975 Styles / Movements: Modern, Mid Century Dealer Reference #: C00005111 Incollect Reference #: 843505
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