Heinz Lilienthal - Coffee table - Slate, Mosaic, Steel, Aluminium - Tulip





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A 1960s German coffee table by Heinz Lilienthal, with a black slate-mosaic top, a round etched steel centre and a tulip-shaped aluminium base, measuring 110 cm across and 52 cm high.
Description from the seller
Beautiful and rare coffee table by Heinz Lilienthal with a tulip-shaped base, Germany, 1960s.
The tabletop is made of black slate mosaic with a round, etched metal or steel plate in the center. It is supported by an elegant, tulip-shaped aluminum base.
Designer: Heinz Lilienthal
Country: Germany
Year: 1960s
Material: Slate mosaic, steel, aluminum
Diameter: 110cm
Height: 52cm
The tabletop, or rather the slate stones, are slightly whitish in one spot, as something must have drawn out some of the oil (see video). We will oil the stones again and hope that this will make the discoloration disappear or improve significantly.
As we trade in vintage furniture, signs of wear are unavoidable and part of the nature of used items. We therefore only point out more significant flaws and damage with separate photos. Nevertheless, we always do our best to capture the condition of the items as accurately as possible.
The goods are subject to the differential taxation scheme pursuant to § 25a UStG; VAT is not itemized on the invoice.
Seller's Story
Beautiful and rare coffee table by Heinz Lilienthal with a tulip-shaped base, Germany, 1960s.
The tabletop is made of black slate mosaic with a round, etched metal or steel plate in the center. It is supported by an elegant, tulip-shaped aluminum base.
Designer: Heinz Lilienthal
Country: Germany
Year: 1960s
Material: Slate mosaic, steel, aluminum
Diameter: 110cm
Height: 52cm
The tabletop, or rather the slate stones, are slightly whitish in one spot, as something must have drawn out some of the oil (see video). We will oil the stones again and hope that this will make the discoloration disappear or improve significantly.
As we trade in vintage furniture, signs of wear are unavoidable and part of the nature of used items. We therefore only point out more significant flaws and damage with separate photos. Nevertheless, we always do our best to capture the condition of the items as accurately as possible.
The goods are subject to the differential taxation scheme pursuant to § 25a UStG; VAT is not itemized on the invoice.
