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Noguchi Coffee Table
Features and Benefits
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19mm thick glass top - etched with Isamu Noguchi's signature
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Designed in 1944
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Base is formed from two identically carved pieces of solid wood
Dimensions
Width 128cm Depth 93cm Height 40cm Technical specification
SKU MG001089 Brand Vitra Range Noguchi Coffee Table Designer Isamu Noguchi Material & Contents
Base Walnut, Ash or Stained Ash Table Top Glass Care Instructions
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Clean with a soft dry cloth only
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Do not use polishing agents, water or abrasive materials when cleaning
- For stubborn marks and fingerprints apply glass cleaner to a cloth and polish until dry
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UK Delivery
Delivery Service Order Value Cost 2 Man Furniture Delivery Orders Over £1000 FREE Orders Under £1000 £49 Important Information
How long will delivery take: If the items you are ordering are in stock we will be able to deliver your order within 2 weeks.
Orders with several items: If you are ordering more than 1 furniture item these will come in a single delivery when all items are available.
Postcode exceptions: For customers who live in more remote, highland or island regions your delivery can take up to 10 working days. For any areas outside of our postcode matrix please contact Customer Services for further information on [email protected]
*Please note: Heal’s will be relocating our furniture warehouse between Monday 29th May and Sunday 11th June. Some orders that are placed during this period may be subject to delays on top of our normal delivery timeframes. If you are concerned about your delivery please contact our Customer Services team. We apologise in advance for any inconvenience
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Isamu Noguchi
Born 1904 in California, Isamu Noguchi was one of the 20th century's most influential designers. From his designs for the home to landscape architecture, Noguchi is renowned for his simple, sculptural style, inspired by his Japanese ancestry and merged with the pioneering mid-century modern movement that was emerging in America at the time.
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