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Cassina
Traccia
Meret Oppenheim
In 1971 Dino Gavina introduced “l’opera d’arte funzionale,” ushering in a new approach to furnishing that assimilated surreal objects in daily life. As a result, the Ultramobile collection was born.
Beyond (ultra) furniture (mobile), these pieces engaged the imagination, supplementing rational intelligence with a sense of wonder, where geometry interacted with fantasy.
One of these pieces was the low table designed by Swiss artist Meret Oppenheim in 1939 for Leo Castelli’s avant-garde gallery, which was dubbed the “Bird Leg Table” for obvious reasons. The slim-line legs and taloned feet in polished cast bronze pay homage to classic claw-foot furniture.
| Dimensions | 53 × 68 × 65 cm |
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Polished bronze frame
Top: Plywood elliptical top with table top in fine gold leaf finished and underside painted with yellow gold
Top: Plywood elliptical top with table top in fine gold leaf finished and underside painted with yellow gold
The indicated price refers to the product as a whole, as described in the dedicated paragraph.
Any decorative components visible in the photos must be quoted individually.
The price in not comprehensive of assembly and transport fees.
If you wish to view a product in person, it is advisable to schedule an appointment.
3.154 €
(VAT Incl.)
