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Astair Small pedestal table
Small pedestal table by Pierre Charpin with a polished Carrara marble top on a black steel stem
320 × 285 × 320 mm
Approx. $830 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
Official product information
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Overview
The Astair Small pedestal table is a round occasional table designed by Pierre Charpin for Ligne Roset. The page lists it as the black lacquered steel base, white marble top version.
Construction
The stem is black RAL 9005 lacquered tubular steel, set between the base and a polished white Carrara marble top. The listing gives the steel base and the marble top as the two parts of this version, with no other colourways shown.
Specifications
H 285 mm, diameter 320 mm (11 x 12 in on the US page). Weight 24.5 kg.
Story
A table for the Astair armchair
Ligne Roset's page for the Astair armchair says that the armchair and its footstool may be complemented with pedestal or low tables with matching bases. This small pedestal table carries the Astair name and the same designer, Pierre Charpin, as that armchair.
Size and weight
Ligne Roset lists the table at 285 mm high and 320 mm across, with a weight of 24.5 kg. The page names one version only, with a black lacquered steel stem and a white Carrara marble top, and no further colours or sizes.
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