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This very rare second series ESU 200 is in excellent original condition and was acquired from the original owner. The four cream colored fiberglass panels on the front give the piece a subtle Minimalist appearance. The panels on the reverse are all in nice earth tones. Never refinished all parts and pieces are original and intact.
Details
- CreatorCharles Eames (Designer)
- Of the Period
- Place of origin
- Date of manufacture1951
- Period
- Materials and techniquesSteel, Fiberglass, Birch, Masonite
- ConditionExcellent. Minor discolorations to some panels, a few tiny spots of paint, 4 small screw holes were filled on the surface of the center shelf where someone had once attached something..
- WearWear consistent with age and use.
- Dimensions
H 32.25 in. x W 47 in. x D 16.75 in.
H 81.92 cm x W 119.38 cm x D 42.55 cm
- Seller locationDallas, TX
- Reference numberLU87859386513
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