Item No.
100215274
Cocktail Table
$6,150.00
Item No.
100215274
Cocktail Table
$6,150.00
Walnut
- Organically shaped cocktail table.
- Subtle lip opens at opposite corners.
- Elegant three-leg base.
- 19.7" H 63" W 30.7" D
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Designed by Finn Juhl for Onecollection
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Cocktail Table
Cocktail Table
$6,150.00
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An eye for design —
With its organic shape, the Cocktail Table grounds any seating arrangement with ease. Its elegantly recessed surface features a subtle lip that opens at the table’s opposite corners.
Details
Designed by prolific Danish master Finn Juhl for Baker Furniture in 1951, the Cocktail Table was created to match the shape of Juhl’s Baker Sofa, for which he posthumously won a “Best Reissue” award in 2010. Juhl famously approached furniture design through the lens of a sculptor, creating human-centric pieces that quickly became icons of the midcentury movement. Juhl’s Cocktail Table is an iteration of his earlier eye-shaped table. Made in Denmark.
- Organically shaped cocktail table.
- Subtle lip opens at opposite corners.
- Elegant three-leg base.
- Brand
- Onecollection
- General Dimensions
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- 19.7" H 63" W 30.7" D
- Product Weight
- 55.11 lbs
- Box Dimensions
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- 20.5" H 66.5" W 33" D
- Assembly
- Comes fully assembled
- Warranty
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DWR honors a one (1) year warranty on all products. Brand-specific warranties may extend to longer periods.
Cocktail Table 63"
- Height (in): 19.7
- Width (in): 63
- Depth (in): 30.7
- Weight (lbs): 33
- Solid walnut, walnut veneer, and plywood
Finn Juhl
When you look at the graceful shapes and sensual curves of Finn Juhl’s work, you may be shocked to realize that he designed these pieces 60 to 70 years ago. A pioneering force in his own country, Finn Juhl is also credited, along with fellow Danes Arne Jacobsen, Hans Wegner, Borge Mogensen and Poul Kjaerholm, with introducing Danish modern to midcentury America.
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