1950s Vista Furniture Steel Frame End Table Pale Yellow and White Original Finish For Sale

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1950s Vista Furniture Steel Frame End Table Pale Yellow and White Original Finish

Name: 1950s Vista Furniture Steel Frame End Table Pale Yellow and White Original Finish
Brand: Vista Furniture
Price: 950 USD
Availability: InStock

$95021% Off$1,200

Cirque du Pop

Bridgeport, CT

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Dimensions: 15.5ʺW × 14.75ʺD × 22.75ʺH

Styles: Mid-Century Modern

Brand: Vista Furniture

Period: 1950s

Country of Origin: United States

Item Type: Vintage, Antique or Pre-owned

Materials: Metal; Wood

Condition: Good Condition, Original Condition Unaltered, Some Imperfections

Color: Yellow

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Condition Notes: Some fading on the yellow drawer front. Paint losses on corners of drawer on the reverse side of the drawer. … moreSome fading on the yellow drawer front. Paint losses on corners of drawer on the reverse side of the drawer. Losses on paint of metal frame. Mainly paint losses. less

Description: There is the possibility that Don Knorr may have designed this for Vista. The steel framed chest was originated by … more There is the possibility that Don Knorr may have designed this for Vista. The steel framed chest was originated by George Nelson Associates. George Nelson was a prolific writer regarding modernism and modern furniture. He was employed by Herman Miller to head their modern department. He had a doctorate in Architecture. He had designers and engineers working for him. He signed off on their ideas. So the
notion that George Nelson was the Godfather of Modernism is pure baloney. That being said this 1950s stand utilized a steel frame with steel channels to hold the wooden drawers. Then there is the label Made in California. How terrific is that! The condition of this piece is good. It shows wear on the reverse outside of the drawer. Paint wear. Paint chips on the metal frame. It's very old and very cute. less

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