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Circa 1970's Leon Rosen For Pace Collection Glass Dining Table - $1,299
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Design Plus Gallery presents a Circa 1970s Leon Rosen for Pace Collection Table. Below, the sculptural glass base consists of intersecting panels of substantial glass, assembled in a geometric, architectural configuration. Each panel meets at precise angles, joined together elegantly with gleaming brass connectors that provide both structural integrity and a subtle touch of warmth and opulence. These minimalistyet boldbrass fittings are a signature detail, highlighting the Pace Collections reputation for combining rich materials with minimalist, modernist design principles. True to the Pace Collections legacy, this table is not merely functional but also a piece of design art: it reflects and refracts light, visually expanding the surrounding space, and speaks to the innovative, luxurious spirit of highend 1970s American furniture making. Perfect as a centerpiece in a contemporary or midcenturyinspired interior, this commanding table exemplifies the timeless appeal of glassonglass construction blended with refined metallic accents. Leon and Irving Rosen were brothers who cofounded The Pace Collection, a highend contemporary furniture company in New York City, in 1960. Their designs were popular among highend clients, architects, and the contract interior design trade, and are now considered collectible examples of American MidCentury and Postmodern design. In good condition, visible and minimal wear from usage. Made in USA.
Dimension: Dimension: 78 X 40 X 29 In
SKU: 9866-026 SKU: 9866-026