DIA Mid-Century American Modern Chrome & Brass Dining Table Frame
$9,500 (USD)
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Item #: REG4841
Mid-Century American Modernist (1970s) chrome and brass dining / center table base frame in a sculptural geometric form with intersecting flat, tubular and block shaped supports and stretchers. (DESIGN INSTITUTE OF AMERICA) (NOTE: missing glass or marble top which can be made to size).
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DIA Mid-Century American Modern Chrome & Brass Dining Table Frame
Mid-Century American Modernist (1970s) chrome and brass dining / center table base frame in a sculptural geometric form with intersecting flat, tubular and block shaped supports and stretchers. (DESIGN INSTITUTE OF AMERICA) (NOTE: missing glass or marble top which can be made to size)
DETAILS
Sku:
REG4841
Ships From:
New York, NY
Creator:
Design Institute of America
DIMENSIONS (INCHES)
Width:
35.0"
Height:
29.0"
Depth :
18.0"
INFO
Style:
Mid-Century
Materials & Techniques:
Brass, chrome, metal
Category:
Tables
Condition:
One tube cap missing. Wear to finish. Base only, does not have glass or marble top.
Good; Wear consistent with age and use
About Design Institute of America
The Design Institute of America (DIA) is a prominent institution in the field of furniture and decorative arts design. Founded in 1953, the DIA has played a significant role in shaping the industry and nurturing talented designers.
The origins of the Design Institute of America can be traced back to a group of visionary designers who sought to establish a platform for creative exploration and collaboration. Their goal was to elevate the standards of furniture and decorative arts design and promote innovative thinking within the field.
Throughout its history, the DIA has attracted some of the most talented designers and artists, who have made significant contributions to the world of furniture and decorative arts. The institute has served as a hub for creative Read Full Bio








