Early Isamu Noguchi Steel, Aluminum and Birch Rudder Stool

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

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:

Side table, model 87, Knoll Associates, USA, 1953. Laminate, enameled steel, birch. Provenance: The Theodore (Ted) and Nancy Menassah Collection. 23 3/4dia x 20h

Isamu Noguchi (Japanese/American, 1904-1988) Cyclone Table. Knoll Assoicates, 1953. Model 87. Laminate, enameled steel, birch. Ht. 20" x Dia. 24". The Lorraine & Sy Merrall Collection.

Isamu Noguchi (1904-1988) Occasional Table, model 87 Knoll, USA laminate, enameled steel, birch unmarked H 20 x Dia 24 inches Property from the Collection of Kempf Hogan, Birmingham, Michigan

Isamu Noguchi child's table, model 87 Knoll AssociatesUSA, 1953laminate, enameled steel, birch23.75 dia x 20 h in (60 x 51 cm) Provenance: Estate of Ardelle and Arthur Smil

Isamu Noguchi Pair of 'Cyclone' side tables, 1960s Laminate, birch, painted steel. Manufactured by Knoll Associates, USA. Underside of one with manufacturer's label. Each: 19.75" H x 24" Diameter

Isamu Noguchi, early 'IN 50' coffee table, c. 1940s, USA, blond birch, shaped glass top, likely a first generation example, for Herman Miller, 16"h x 50"l x 56"w

Isamu Noguchi Early coffee table, model no. IN-50, ca. 1945 Birch, glass. Manufactured by Herman Miller, USA. 15.5" H x 50" W x 36" D

Laminate, birch and enameled steel occasional table, model 87, by Isamu Noguchi for Knoll Associates, ca. 1953.

An Isamu Noguchi for Knoll Associates cyclone side or child's table with a laminate top over a steel frame on a birch base. Knoll paper label. 19-3/4 in tall x 24 in diameter. Provenance: From the col

Noguchi, Isamu, Coffee Table, by Herman Miller, c.1950s, two-piece ebonized birch base connected by original aluminum pin, 15.75 x 50 x 36 inches, original .75 inch thick light green glass top, unmark

Noguchi, Isamu coffee table, by Herman Miller, 1950s, two-piece ebonized birch base connected by original aluminum pin, original 3/4" thick light green glass top, unmarked, original finish, 50"w x 36"

Knoll Cyclone Table designed by Isamu Noguchi has cyclone inspired profile. Top is birch plywood with white laminate surface and natural Birch edge. Center has chrome plated steel wires set into a cas

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:

Isamu Noguchi A cherry wood "Rudder" table with amorphic top raised on two steel hairpin legs and wood blade shaped support. Apparently unmarked Approx. H. 16", W. 51", D. 36"

Isamu Noguchi Rocking stool, model 86T Knoll AssociatesUSA, 1955walnut, chrome-plated steel 16.5 h × 14 dia in (42 × 36 cm) Nylon manufacturer's label to underside 'Knoll Ass

ISAMU NOGUCHI (1904 - 1988);KNOLL ASSOCIATES;Short rocking stool (no. 85T), New York, 1950s; Turned walnut, chromed steel; Unmarked; 10 1/4" x 14" dia.;Provenance: Original owners, purchased from Knol

ISAMU NOGUCHI (1904 - 1988);KNOLL ASSOCIATES;Tall rocking stool (no. 86T), New York, 1950s; Turned walnut, chromed steel; Unmarked; 16 1/2" x 14" dia.;Provenance: Original owners, purchased from Knoll

ISAMU NOGUCHI (1904 - 1988) KNOLL ASSOCIATES Short rocking stool (no. 85T), New York, 1950s Turned walnut, chromed steel Manufacturer label 10 1/2" x 14" dia.

Model 85T, circa 1955; with steel frame, missing paper label, 10 in. H., 14 in. Diam.

Cyclone dining table for Knoll, designed 1955 With Knoll International paper label to underside of top The birch plywood top with white laminate surface over a chrome-plated steel wire column on a b

Cyclone dining table by Isamu Noguchi, designed in 1957. Birch plywood top with white laminate surface. Chrome plated steel wires set into a black cast-iron base. Knoll Studios Isamu Noguchi label und

Isamu Noguchi, Rocking Stool, designed in 1954, produced for Vitra Design Museum 2001, stained maple and chromed steel, makers plaque to underside, 36cm diameter, 25cm high