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Finish: Black with Antique Silver Metal Leaf

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TRIO TABLE

Designed for the Salon des Artistes Décorateurs in 1947, the Trio Table projects a lighter and more whimsical approach to neoclassical furniture. With peace restored, Arbus literally blunts the warrior arrows of Campaign furniture. At the same time, he rejects the shield-like marble top of another era in favor of a looking glass. Even the costly metal leaf finishes, in vogue a decade earlier, but largely forgotten during the war, make their return. It was a new style for a new day. Circa 1947.

The top of this item features antiqued mirror with an inset frame and a thick wire gallery recalling the classical Wall of Troy motif. A cast ring element serves as a stylized quiver firming the base. Arrowheads and feathers add a sense of dimension.

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