GEORGE NAKASHIMA Very early and rare walnut coffee

George Nakashima Rare and Early stereo cabinet Nakashima StudioUSA, c. 1947American black walnut, bitterbrush 32.25 h x 54 w x 21 d in (82 x 137 x 53 cm) During his internment at Minidok

George Nakashima rare Minguren I coffee table USA, 1977 buckeye maple burl, American black walnut, rosewood 59.5 w x 43 d x 15 h inches A true masterpiece, this exceptional table features a highly-fig

George Nakashima Rare Slab coffee table Nakashima StudioUSA, 1958English oak burl, American black walnut 13 h × 54 w × 36 d in (33 × 137 × 91 cm) Table features a single slab top wit

Early George Nakashima coffee table, c. 1952, American, black walnut table with slightly bowed ends, exposed tenon detail on tabletop, splayed turned legs, unsigned, 13"h x 44"l x 19"w Provenance: The

George Nakashima (American, 1905-1990) Early "Plank" Coffee Table, New Hope, Pennsylvania, 1956 English walnut, American black walnutStudio notation: "2 1/8" [illegible] (H: 13, L: 83, D: 28 1/2 in.)Q

Clean beautiful condition American listed artist George Nakashima (1905-1990) Coffee table with a copy of original receipt. Original finish. Studio base. Coffee table with signed matching Greenbergund

A vintage walnut coffee table with four inlaid rosewood butterflies, attributed to George Nakashima. Unmarked. 22 x 71 x 30. Measurements are in inches. (Height x Width x Depth)

In the Manner of George Nakashima, Walnut Slab Coffee Table, 20th c., on a central driftwood base, H.- 18 3/8 in., W,- 46 1/2 in., D.- 19 in.

Cabinet form coffee table with inset magazine storage (at rear), lift-top storage area and two drawers. Laurel case rests upon a walnut base, boomerang style legs. Designed by George Nakashima for Joh

George Nakashima Pair of early studio-made walnut 'Straight' chairs, 1940s Walnut. Produced for Knoll & Associates, USA. Each: 29" H x 22" W x 20.5" D Seat height: 16"

A gorgeous mid-century Organic Modern freeform walnut slab coffee table In the style of George Nakashima USA, 1960s Measures: 57.75"W x 19.25"D x 14.5"H. Very good original vintage condition.

Nakashima, after George, Free Edge Walnut Coffee Table with 8 Butterfly Joints on Top, walnut wood large coffee table, 29.5 x 53.5 x 16 inches, unmarked and unsigned.

George Nakashima Rare Desk with Wall Case Nakashima StudioUSA, 1960American black walnut, English walnut, pandanus cloth overall: 30 h × 79 w × 87 d in (76 × 201 × 221 c

George Nakashima Rare cabinet Nakashima StudioUSA, 1961American black walnut, oak burl 32 h × 91 w × 27.25 d in (81 × 231 × 69 cm) Cabinet features a single slab

George Nakashima Rare and Exceptional floor lamp Nakashima StudioUSA, 1961English walnut, rosewood, holly, fiberglass 60.75 h × 16.25 dia in (154 × 41 cm) Sold with a digital

George Nakashima signed and dated, custom ordered Minguren II black walnut coffee table. Is accompanied by copy of delivery order from Nakashima Studio. Measures 15.25" height, 65" width, 40.5" depth

George Nakashima Rare Conoid settee Nakashima StudioUSA, 1968American black walnut, hickory, upholstery 33.5 h × 80.5 w × 33 d in (85 × 204 × 84 cm) Sold with a d

GEORGE NAKASHIMA (1905 - 1990) NAKASHIMA STUDIO Early Single Pedestal Desk, New Hope, PA, 1952 Walnut Unmarked 28 3/4" x 48" x 23 1/2" Provenance: Copy of page from original order book

George Nakashima Set of four Windsor chairs, executed before 1954 Walnut, poplar. Produced by Nakashima Studio, USA. Each: 30.25" H x 23" W x 20.5" D Provenance: Los Angeles Modern Auctions, May 23, 2

A vintage walnut coffee table by Widdicomb, often attributed to George Nakashima. 14 x 72 x 15 . Measurements are in inches. (Height x Width x Depth)

Free edge studio crafted walnut slab coffee table in the style of George Nakashima.

An artisan free-edge walnut slab coffee table in the style of George Nakashima. Unsigned. Quality construction. 17in tall x 67-1/2in wide x 25in deep.

Walnut slab coffee table with two rosewood butterfly keys in the style of George Nakashima, 1990s. Underside with maker's mark.

Pair of early studio-made walnut Straight chairs by George Nakashima for Knoll Associates, 1940s.