Isamu Noguchi "Cyclone" Dining Table

Beautiful 1950s table with accents for your entry, living or any chic spot.

Another fantastico piece from Frattini!

Octagonal 70s swinging style table in chromed steel and brass with smoked glass top. Have we left anything out? Only that it's original.

Beautiful Italian side/coffee table made with brass base and black marble, beautiful shape made with 3 circular marble top. Nothing touches, nothing clashes, which gives this piece ...

Antique Italian Baroque style round table. Item features a glass top, a solid hand carved beech tree wood and 8 feet pedestal base, and a desirable distress painted finish. The base ...

Eccola is proud to have the exclusive rights to Roman Architect Raniero Aureli's posthumous "Soqquadro" table collection. The structure's sophisticated ...

A nice example of a vintage 1960’s Isamu Noguchi Cyclone table for Knoll with 320 Park Avenue label underneath. This table is a shade under 48 inches in diameter and Knoll no longer...

An early "Cyclone" table by Isamu Noguchi. In plywood with white laminate top and steel base. Produced by Knoll Associates, Inc, New York, America. Bears original label.

With an eye-catching wire silhouette and cast-iron black base, the Noguchi Cyclone table was originally created as a playful stool, and later scaled to table size when Hans Knoll tol...

c. 1960s. Original cyclone table with metal base and white laminate top. Tagged with 1960s Knoll label.

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...

An early "Rudder" table by Isamu Noguchi. In birch and zinc-plated steel. Designed in 1949. With an asymmetrical form—balanced on two hairpin legs and a third, rudder-like fin—the...