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Sucre Occasional table
Sucre side table by Constance Frapolli in mouth-blown bubbled glass, mass-tinted amber
425 × 450 × 425 mm
Approx. $780 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
Official product information
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Description
Overview
Constance Frapolli designed the Sucre table for Ligne Roset. It is sculpted in a single blow of glass, which gives a top with organic contours and fine bubbles frozen in the material. The base is diamond-shaped, and the surface of the top is delicately irregular.
Construction
The table is of mouth-blown bubbled glass with a mass-tinted amber colour. A sage green version also exists.
Specifications
Overall size: Ø 425 x H 450 mm. Weight: 11.75 kg.
Story
Blown glass in one piece
Sucre is a table built around blown glass. It is sculpted in a single blow, so the top has organic contours and fine bubbles that stay visible in the material.
Contrast of base and top
A precise, structured diamond-shaped base contrasts with the delicately irregular shape of the top. The glass is mouth-blown, bubbled and mass-tinted, and this version is amber. Its height is 450 mm and its diameter 425 mm.
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