Lawrence Laske Saguaro Cactus table, model 80TR 20

Lawrence Laske (American, b.1963- ), circa 1993. A "Saguaro Cactus" table designed for Knoll Studio with circular slate top raised on a polished aluminum rod issuing four arc form legs, Model 80TR 20.

Lawrence Laske for Knoll Studio Saguaro Cactus table, 1993, having a circular top, above a polished aluminum rod standard, with four arched legs, 20"h x 20"dia.

Two Mid Century Modern style light wood round side tables, comprising one Lawrence Laske for Knoll 1993 'toothpick cactus' Birdseye maple table and one Alvar Alto for Artek (Finnish) model 60 'L' leg

Signed on bottom Lawrence Laske, Toothpick Cactus Table, KnollStudio 1993. Elegant table with two mounted circular bases each with (8) toothpick legs. Dimensions: H 16.5" x W 43" x D 24" Condition: A

Lawerence Laske Toothpick Cactus table, for Knoll Studio, 1993, 20"h x 20"dia.

Paul Evans cube table, model PE 20 Paul Evans Studio for Directional USA, c. 1965 patinated copper, steel and brass, slate 13.25 w x 13.25 d x 18.25 h inches Literature: Directional, manufacturer's ca

Rare and early rudder dining table, model IN-20, 1949, with factory planter hole. Herman Miller, USA. Lacquered birch, steel, laminate. Provenance: The Theodore (Ted) and Nancy Menassah Collection. A

T.H. Robsjohn-Gibbings Coffee table, model 1759 WiddicombUnited Kingdom / USA, 1950birch, brass 20 h × 71 w × 41.25 d in (51 × 180 × 105 cm) Paper manufacturer's

Verner Panton Easy chairs model 3550, pair and coffee table, model 3550 Fritz HansenDenmark, 1953tubular steel, suede leather, lacquered wood chair: 29 h × 20.75 w × 28.5 d in (74 &

Alvar Aalto, occasional table, model 915Artek, Finland, 1932 / c. 1960, birch plywood, 23.5"h x 23.75"w x 20.5"d

A vintage cherry and brass coffee table, model 1759, by T. H. Robsjohn-Gibbings for Widdicomb. Label on underside. 20 x 71 x 43. Measurements are in inches. (Height x Width x Depth)

Poul Henningsen Louis Poulsen Table lamp, model Snowdrop PH 2/2. Designed in 1931. Copper, brass, reddish-yellow glass. 34 x 20 x 22 cm. Marked PH-2 and 'Patented' on the shade holder. Literature: Tin

Paavo Tynell table lamp, model 9224 Taito OYFinland, 1950brass, leather8 w × 12 d × 21 h in (20 × 30 × 53 cm) Signed with impressed manufacturer's mark to underside

Pattyn Products Table lamp, model 310 USA, c. 1935aluminum, Bakelite, frosted glass, brass 20 h × 8 dia in (51 × 20 cm) Literature: The Machine Age in America 1

Serial number 85247. A wonderful example of a Regina Model 26, with a very desirable 20 - 3/4" disc and duplex comb, in stunning mahogany cabinet with matching storage cabinet. Shipped in 1904 to Phil

Mauri Almari (born in 1950)Model n°K11-21, 'Drop'Pair of table lampsBrass and fabricEdited by IdmanMarked 'Idman'Model created in the 1950'sH 17 × Ø 8 cmH 35 × Ø 20 cm (with l

Height 44 cm, depth 9,5 cm, width 20 cm The Sasso lamp was originally designed by Luigi Caccia Dominioni to be part of the lighting of a monastery. Model Lta 1. The Sasso lamp was manufactured by Azuc

Jean Prouve Low table, model CB11 France, c. 1943Comblanchien stone, oak, steel 13.75 h × 41 dia in (35 × 104 cm) Provenance: Cristina Grajales, New York | Acquire

Isamu Noguchi Rudder coffee table, model IN-52 Herman MillerUSA, 1944lacquered birch, aluminum 15.5 h × 50 w × 35.5 d in (39 × 127 × 90 cm) Provenance:

signed Lalique France dated 16/3/1988 53 1/2 inches diameter; 28 inches high

dated 1988; #13, frosted glass base with eight small petals and eight large support fronds, with silver-plated support lock and circular glass top, all pieces inscribed "Lalique, France, " 24 in. H.,

Lalique Clear and Frosted Glass Cactus Center Table Designed by Marc Lalique, post-1945. Matching serial numbers and signed on each piece 'Lalique France, No. 9, 15.05.1998', table can be collected wi

Isamu Noguchi Rudder coffee table, model IN-52 Herman MillerUSA, 1944lacquered wood, aluminum50 w × 35.5 d × 15.25 h in (127 × 90 × 39 cm) Provenance:

Pierre Chapo Dining table, model T14 France, c. 1964bleached walnut 29 h × 80.25 w × 33.5 d in (74 × 204 × 85 cm) Literature: Pierre Chapo: A Modern