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AUTHENTIC Paul Legeard Chrome & Glass Oval Coffee Table - $499 (fremont / union city / newark)
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AUTHENTIC Paul Legeard Chrome & Glass Oval Surfboard Coffee Table
Only $499
Similar vintage Paul Legeard coffee tables go for over $1,400 at vintage stores, antique shops, 1stdibs, Bonhams, Chairish, Christie’s, and Sotheby’s. See screenshots of comparables.
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Offered here is our vintage Paul Legeard Cocktail Table. This rare oval coffee table designed by Paul Legeard in France is in very good condition for its age and is a fine example of mid-century modern design. The Paul Legeard coffee table was part of the new wave of furniture started in the early 1950's that moved away from the look and feel of the all wood designs of the past.
The table is structurally sound and iconically modern. Boasting clean lines, geometric shapes, and structural precision, this architectural work of art, will surely make for a great addition to your collection. It translates across many décor styles from Contemporary, Modern, and Minimalist to Art Deco, Hollywood Regency and Scandinavian.
Seamlessly merging aesthetics and functionality, this sophisticated and versatile table fits perfectly into any interior in the living room, family room, office, or den as a coffee | cocktail table. It also makes a handsome home for your family’s entertainment system and home theater, as a media console or stylish TV stand. Showcasing a harmonious blend of form and function, it is a truly gorgeous piece with nice lines and modern good looks. Moreover, this beautiful, hard-to-find table is very special and will certainly appreciate in value.
Paul Legeard (1901 - 1991) was a French furniture designer. He launched his career in the 1930s at Baccarat, a landmark in French glassmaking. Influenced by modernist principles and the Art Deco movement, his style epitomized discreet sophistication. Legeard's innovative creations earned him prestigious awards, including the Grand Prix of the Milan Triennale in 1954.
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Designer: Paul Legeard
Era: Mid-Century Modern
Style: Modernist
Materials: Glass and Chrome Steel Base
Dimensions: 60" L x 24" W x 15.5" H
Condition: Excellent vintage condition. Unaltered, solid, and structurally sound. Some wear consistent with age.
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AUTHENTIC Paul Legeard Chrome & Glass Coffee Table
Only $499
Similar vintage Paul Legeard coffee tables go for over $1,400 at vintage stores, antique shops, 1stdibs, Bonhams, Chairish, Christie’s, and Sotheby’s. See screenshots of comparables.
- CASH, ZELLE, OR VENMO ONLY
- IF THIS POST IS STILL UP, THEN THE PIECE IS STILL AVAILABLE
- BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
- PLEASE REPLY WITH A PHONE NUMBER ALONG WITH DATE AND TIME PREFERENCE FOR VIEWING.
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