1960s Custom Danish Teak Corner End Side Table with Angular Design, 35x34x18.5 Design Objects two of which are quite

two of which are quite large

This example dates to the year 1973

The skinnier threads were used on an earlier dining table (The Eames borrowed the base from the dining table to use on the chair) but were soon changed to 1/4 inch threaded glides to make them more robust

and have Eiffel bases made white powder-coated steel

The sofa offers lumbar support with back pillows

1960s Custom Danish Teak Corner End Side Table with Angular Design, 35x34x18.5 Design Objects two of which are quiteThis is a Custom Made Danish Corner Table or Desk in Teak, dating to the 1960s. The maker and designer of this piece are unknown. Its unusual shape allows the user to place it catty corner, saving space while offering an ample work surface. The piece measures 35. 25 inches deep, 33. 5 inches wide, and 18. 5 inches high. The slanted portion of the piece measures 19. 75 inches wide. There are some light blemishes on the top surface, as well as some