MCM Tony Duquette Style Resin Folded Ribbon Long End Table with Glass Top

MCM Tony Duquette Style Resin Folded Ribbon Long End Table with Glass Top

PLEASE NOTE SHIPPING IS NOT $1. Please read entire description. Gorgeous and elegant rare long end table with glass top. It is in wonderful vintage condition with no outstanding flaws only normal wear for age. Dimensions: 35.5"...

$$$$$ · Indexed July 19, 2025 ·

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History
  • Furniture design in the mid-century period, particularly during the 1950s and 60s, often emphasized innovative materials and artistic forms, showcasing a blend of function and artistry that resonates in contemporary designs.
  • Tony Duquette was known for his work in architecture and interior design, making contributions that reflected a distinctive style often marked by bold, whimsical elements, which might be evident in this type of furniture design.
  • The use of resin in furniture construction represents a shift towards incorporating modern materials into traditional craftsmanship, which became more common as design trends evolved in the latter half of the 20th century.

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