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Splay-Leg Table

George Nakashima's 1946 Splay-Leg Table in American Walnut or Hickory, joined with brass hardware

Dimensions

959 × 445 × 870 mm

Year

1946

Approx. $3,600 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
Hickory or American Walnut veneer topSolid American Walnut legs, apron and edge detailSolid brass hardware
Finishes
American WalnutHickory

Official product information

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Description

Overview

The Splay-Leg Table (model N10) is a low walnut and hickory table by George Nakashima that Knoll dates to 1946. Knoll's shop sells it as the Nakashima Splay-Leg Coffee Table. KnollStudio reintroduced it in 2008.

Construction

  • Hickory or American Walnut veneer top, reverse slip-matched cathedral pattern, matching solid hardwood edge
  • Legs, apron and edge detail in American Walnut
  • Mortise and tenon joints with solid brass hardware
  • Clear low-sheen finish, nylon glides

Specifications

  • W 37.75 x D 34.25 x H 17.5 in (959 x 870 x 445 mm)

Story

Introduced in 1946, reintroduced in 2008

Knoll's page says the Splay Leg table was introduced in 1946 and that KnollStudio reintroduced it in 2008.

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Wood and joinery

The shop calls the table a superb use of wood and joinery. The page lists mortise and tenon joints with solid brass hardware, and a stamp under the tabletop carries Nakashima's signature.

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