Platner Dining Table

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Product description

Frame: Hand manufactured forms created by vertical steel wire rods welded to circular horizontal and edge-framing rods. Bright nickel finish with clear lacquer protection. Base: Clear plastic extrusion ring for smooth bottom surface. Upholstery: Moulded fibreglass shell with foam cushion quilting. Cushions with latex core and zipper cover attach to seat with Velcro.

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Manufacturer:
Knoll, Italy

Design:
Warren Platner
1962

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