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Florence Knoll Collection Collection

Florence Knoll Coffee and End Tables

Florence Knoll's square coffee and end tables with glass, wood or marble tops on chrome

Dimensions

902 × 349 × 902 mm

Year

1954

Approx. $1,400 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
Buffed chromed steel basePolished glass, marble, walnut or oak topTransparent acrylic coating on marbleNylon floor glides
Finishes
Polished ChromeSatin Chrome
Colors
Clear GlassEbonized WalnutLight OakLight WalnutSatin ArabescatoSatin CarraraPolished ArabescatoPolished CarraraPolished Nero MarquinaPolished Grigio MarquinaSatin Grigio MarquinaPolished EspressoSatin Espresso

Official product information

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Description

Overview

The Florence Knoll Coffee and End Tables are square tables on a chrome frame with a glass, wood or marble top, listed by Knoll under 1954 and in the price list under 1961.

Construction

  • Buffed chromed steel base on nylon floor glides; polished chrome, satin chrome optional
  • Top in polished glass, marble, walnut or oak; marble coated with transparent acrylic
  • Signature stamp in the base

Specifications

  • Low coffee table: W 35½" × D 35½" × H 13¾" (902 × 902 × 349 mm); weight 84 lb
  • Standard coffee table 23½ in square, 17 in high; low 47¼ in square; end tables 19 in high

Story

Postwar interiors

Knoll's page says the tables were designed to furnish the new interiors of postwar America, as scaled-down translations of the lines, gestures and materials of modern architecture, with a spare, geometric presence reflecting the rational design approach she learned from Mies van der Rohe.

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An award in 1954

The shop's product details say the tables won the American Institute of Interior Designers First Award in 1954.

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