Vitra - Charles & Ray Eames - Centre table - Table LTR - Wood

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Vitra Table LTR coffee table designed by Charles & Ray Eames, made of wood in black, with dimensions 39.5 × 34 × 25 cm, origin Switzerland, in new condition never used, model Table LTR, estimated period 2020+.

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Vitra Coffee Table "Table LTR" designed by Charles & Ray Eames, 1950 - NEW!

Charles and Ray Eames designed the small and sturdy casual coffee table LTR (Low Table Rod Base) in 1950 and subsequently used it in their own home, the famous Eames House, in various different ways.

Specifications:
Height: 250 mm
Width: 395 mm
Depth: 340 mm
Material: Wood
Color: Smooth Black
Finish: Chrome
List price = €315

The shipped item exactly matches what is visible in the photo.
Any discrepancies or minor imperfections, such as marks or seams, are due to the artisanal craftsmanship of the product.
These are very delicate items.

Worldwide fast and professional shipping and packaging.
Don’t miss the opportunity to own this unique piece in your collection.
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Seller's Story

Welcome to Maison Renard, a company dedicated to interior design where every object is carefully selected with passion and a keen eye for timeless beauty. We deal with furniture and lighting from historic and iconic brands, both Italian and international: original pieces that tell stories, evoke emotions, and convey style. We love authentic design, the kind that decorates but above all speaks, enriches, and creates atmosphere. Maison Renard is born from the love for details that make a difference and the desire to share with you unique and special objects. We are happy to accompany you on this journey, piece by piece!
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Vitra Coffee Table "Table LTR" designed by Charles & Ray Eames, 1950 - NEW!

Charles and Ray Eames designed the small and sturdy casual coffee table LTR (Low Table Rod Base) in 1950 and subsequently used it in their own home, the famous Eames House, in various different ways.

Specifications:
Height: 250 mm
Width: 395 mm
Depth: 340 mm
Material: Wood
Color: Smooth Black
Finish: Chrome
List price = €315

The shipped item exactly matches what is visible in the photo.
Any discrepancies or minor imperfections, such as marks or seams, are due to the artisanal craftsmanship of the product.
These are very delicate items.

Worldwide fast and professional shipping and packaging.
Don’t miss the opportunity to own this unique piece in your collection.
Ready? Going to auction!

Seller's Story

Welcome to Maison Renard, a company dedicated to interior design where every object is carefully selected with passion and a keen eye for timeless beauty. We deal with furniture and lighting from historic and iconic brands, both Italian and international: original pieces that tell stories, evoke emotions, and convey style. We love authentic design, the kind that decorates but above all speaks, enriches, and creates atmosphere. Maison Renard is born from the love for details that make a difference and the desire to share with you unique and special objects. We are happy to accompany you on this journey, piece by piece!
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Details

Era
After 2000
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Switzerland
Manufacturer/brand
Vitra
Model
Table LTR
Designer/artist/maker
Charles & Ray Eames
Material
Wood
Colour
Black
Condition
As new - unused
Height
25 cm
Width
39.5 cm
Depth
34 cm
Estimated period
2020+
ItalyVerified
6938
Objects sold
100%
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