Florence Knoll for Knoll Table Desk Oval 78" Tabletop

A Florence Knoll for Knoll oval 78" table desk tabletop constructed of mahogany and marked on the underside. Measurements from holes on underside: 19.5" x 12.5". TABLETOP ONLY!

Mid-century modern table desk, designed by Florence Knoll (United States, b.1917) for Knoll International, Inc., having oval tabletop, on chromed steel base, tabletop refinished, approx 28"h, 78"w, 48

Florence Knoll (1917-2019) for Knoll, Oval Rosewood Table/Desk the ovoid top supported by a chromed columnar pedestal, joined by four splay legs, unmarked. h. 28-3/4", w. 78", d. 48"

Dimensions: H 27.5" x W 78" x D 48" Condition: Chips to marble around edge, light scratches to chrome base, top needs re-polishing

Florence Knoll for Knoll International oval dining table or executive desk. Attractive oakwood-grained top with bevelled edge, X base, solid plated steel legs 29" x 48" x 78"

Florence Knoll Oval dining table, 1970s Rosewood-veneered wood, chrome-plated steel. Manufactured by Knoll International, USA. Underside of tabletop with manufacturer's label. 28" H x 78" W x 48" D

Labeled Mid Century Table Desk #2480 designed by Florence Knoll Bassett in 1961, manufactured 1970s, consisting of an oval, highly figured rosewood top and a chrome finished steel pedestal base. Under

(Attributed to) Florence Knoll Table Desk Mid 20th century, oval gray painted oak top over chrome and black painted steel pedestal base, unmarked Height: 27 3/4 inches, Length: 77 3/4 inches, Width: 4

Florence Knoll (1917-2919) for Knoll Table Desk New York, New York, circa 1970 teak, chrome-plated steel unmarked 78"w x 48 1/4"d x 28"h

Mid-century table desk #2480 designed by Florence Knoll Bassett in 1961, manufactured 1970s, consisting of an oval, highly figured rosewood top and a chrome finished steel pedestal base. From Rockefel

Florence Knoll Oak and Steel Table Desk Knoll Associates, 1960s The oval top on columnar stem with four splayed legs. Height 28 1/8 inches, length 6 feet 6 inches, depth 48 inches. C

Florence Knoll (American, b. 1917) Knoll, c. 1965 oval table model no. 2481D walnut and polished steel with Knoll paper label to underside Height 28 x width 78 x depth 47 1/2 inches Estimate $1,500-2,

A large oval conference table by Florence Knoll for Knoll Associates. Mid 20th century. Teak table top on a chromed steel base. 28"h x 96"w x 54"d. Provenance: The Property of The Honorable Thomas S.

FLORENCE KNOLL (American b. 1917) AN OVAL MARBLE AND POLISHED CHROME TABLE DESK, FOR KNOLL, NEW YORK, NEW YORK, DESIGNED 1961, the elongated oval top in Calacatta marble with beveled edge to the under

Chromed steel baseDimensions: H 27.5" x W 78.5" x D 48"Condition: Some light surface scratches to top and base from use.

Knoll, Florence (American, born 1917) designed rosewood and polished steel executive desk or dining table, measuring 78 by 28 inches.

EERO SAARINEN MARBLE TOP TULIP BASE DINING TABLE, REISSUED FROM 1957, FROM KNOLL, EXCELLENT CONDITION, MEASURES 29" HIGH, OVAL TABLE TOP IS 78" X 48", FROM NEW YORK CITY DECORATED APARTMENT, AS PICTUR

Florence Knoll Oval dining or conference table, model no. 2480, 1970s Rosewood, chrome-plated steel. Manufactured by Knoll International, USA. Underside with manufacturer's label. 27.5" H x 78" W x

Large Cherry Knoll Oval Dining Table. Marked on bottom. Comes with table top protectors. Dimensions: 28 x 78 x 48 in.

Knoll Oval Dining Conference / Table, chrome pedestal base, recent manufacture date, label underside of table top, "Knoll". {AGOO7453} (AC ) Dimensions: 28" x 78" x 47.5" Provenance: From the Estate o

A Florence Knoll for Knoll Table. Oval marble top table with a chrome pedestal and four footed base 28.75" x 77.5" x 48.5"

Florence Knoll for Knoll. Chromed metal dining table with oval wood cover. 1960’s.

Florence Knoll (b. 1917) for Knoll Associates, table, USA, 1960s, Italian marble, lacquered steel, brushed steel, painted wood, Knoll label, 78"w x 47.25"d x 29"

Florence Knoll Table Desk - 96" OvalFlorence Knoll 1961Florence Knoll described her designs the fill-in pieces which had to be provided. "I needed the piece for a job and it wasn't there, so I designe