1960S REDWOOD LIVE EDGE COFFEE TABLE; MANNER OF NAKASHIMA American; Circa 1960s Redwood slab; lacquered surface; charred (shou sugi ban-style) edges and base A mid-century organic modern coffee table crafted from a dramatic redwood slab. The top surface is lacquered to a warm; rich sheen while the natural bark edges and stump base have been charred to a deep black in a technique reminiscent of the Japanese shou sugi ban tradition; creating a striking visual contrast between the glowing red-amber interior and the darkened organic perimeter. At 73 inches long; this is a substantial and commanding piece with strong sculptural presence. The organic; free-form silhouette and celebration of natural wood character place this work firmly in the tradition of George Nakashima and the American Craft movement.

DIMENSIONS: 16.5in. H x 73in. W x 38in. D

CONDITION: Good condition overall. Lacquered top surface in good condition with expected wear. Charred edges and base intact with dramatic visual contrast. Structurally sound. A detailed condition report with additional photographs is available upon request.

PROVENANCE: Private Collection; Athens; Georgia.

• Low Estimate: 800.00
• High Estimate: 1200.00