George Nakashima Straight Chair for Knoll

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George Nakashima Straight Chair for KnollDesigned by master craftsman George Nakashima for Knoll in 1946 the N19 chair was intended as a mass produced counterpoint to the Nakashima Studios popular Straight Chair. The design was discontinued by Knoll in 1954. Echoing Classic Shaker furniture and the spindle back of the Windsor chair, the N19 has a walnut frame with a smooth, curved band for a backrest supported by tapered dowels. The ergonomically sculpted seat is made of solid walnut and

A children's size dining or craft table by Alvar Aalto

25" depth x

wooden busts by Jose Pinal

flat edge that widens as it spirals around the well

It features an enameled metal dish that wraps around an iron stem

This pedestal features an aggregate concrete tapered base with linear etched glass top

The ash that is produced then falls on the vessel offering shades of yellow and brown while flashing inside the kiln offers a non uniform unintentional look to the piece

13" width x 3"depth x 1" height

lines and curves

Air Mail: 1

needs restoration

age appropriate patina and wear

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