Nakashima Greenrock

Rare form. Highly figured American black walnut free form top

Nakashima Studio Ottomans. First made in 1975 for Governor Rockefeller’s Japanese House in

George Nakashima Cabinetmaker, USA, 1987. A stunning Greenrock table with highly figured single

Nakashima Greenrock ottomans with Japanese indigo fabric. One piece available.

reminds us of a George Nakashima Greenrock ottoman. This low, luxurious, one-of-a-kind bed is a true work

Rare and wonderful these ottoman/stools have Nakashima's very distinctive Conoid base.

A greenrock stool handcrafted by George Nakashima with cushion reupholstered in classic boucle

A solid walnut framed X based stool with upholstered seat cushion with ingenious wedges to fix straps to the base. Signed "George Namashima July 8 1988"

A “Gabellini” coffee table by George Nakashima from the Greenrock series, the table. Designed by

Nakashima Studio Greenrock End table with Minguren base American Black Walnut

Greenrock side table by Mira Nakashima in white oak. Signed and dated October, 1996 on the

Matching pair of Nakashima Greenrock ottomans with Japanese indigo fabric.

Nakashima Greenrock ottoman with Japanese indigo fabric. One piece available.

Rare and wonderful these ottoman or stools have Nakashima's very distinctive conoid base.

George Nakashima, 1983. A pair of "Greenrock" ottomans in walnut, white linen cushions, newly

George Nakashima "Greenrock" ottoman upholstered in original material.

Unique George Nakashima Greenrock coffee table with an expressive grain, single board top, and

Three matching Nakashima Greenrock ottomans. Produced in 1997, these beautiful Walnut stools

Pair of iconic "Greenrock" stools, by studio artist George Nakashima, New Hope, PA, 1989. This

A nice pair of the classic Nakashima ottomans. Fully signed.

The quintessential Nakashima ottoman. Provenance available.

Iconic pair of "Greenrock" stools in black walnut by studio artist George Nakashima, New Hope, PA

A unique example. Signed and dated with clients name. Full provenance accompanies.

A very rare form console table. Full provenance accompanies.

Iconic "Greenrock" stools by George Nakashima in American walnut and rosewood pegs underneath, 1981

Very rare form, originally designed for the Rockefeller estate. Unusual use of pecan by Nakashima

Pair of Greenrock Style Stools End Tables after George Nakashima. These are beautifully finished

A highly sought after form originally designed for Nelson Rockefeller. Provenance accompanies.

A rare pair of walnut Greenrock stools by George Nakashima in walnut with rosewood mortise and