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Isamu Noguchi IN-50 Coffee Table Originally designed in 1944 This example C 1955 Manufactured by Herman Miller Original Black Lacquered base Beautiful Green Edged Original Top with ...

Vintage coffee table realized by Isamu Noguchi, model IN-50. Glass table and lacquered cherry wood base. Very good condition.

Early Classic Noguchi IN 50 table in black stained Cherry and vintage apple green glass, aluminum connecting pin present.

This is a Children's Cyclone Table, model 87, initially designed by Isamu Noguchi for Knoll in 1953. This early example dates to the 1950s. The piece has a blonde wood base, and it h...

An early Noguchi IN50 coffee table with the original green glass, early 1950s. black base with pantina matching age, straight pin ( later pins has locking fins). moderate scratches on the glass, as seen in the last few photos Authenticity- this table is guaranteed authentic by a number of defining characteristics: 1 ) the distinctive contour of the sculpted base, including the subtle concavity along the long axis of each piece so that light can be seen underneath the center, and that the top balances on two points of the downward pointing piece, not its entire length. 2) solid aluminum pin with no locking fins compared to new examples 3) thick green glass top with ribbon edge This original Noguchi Table...

The 47.5-inch Isamu Noguchi Cyclone dining table by Knoll is a rare and iconic piece, showcasing a harmonious blend of artistry and functionality. Designed by the renowned Isamu Noguchi, its distinctive base features a dynamic interplay of chrome-plated steel rods, creating a sculptural and eye-catching focal point. The round tabletop, measuring 47.5 inches in diameter, adds an elegant touch and provides ample space for dining or collaborative activities. Crafted with precision and attention to detail, this collector's item seamlessly merges mid-century modern aesthetics with timeless sophistication, making it a coveted centerpiece for design enthusiasts. Photographed with C. Jeré boat...