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American of Martinsville
“Accord” Round Walnut Coffee Table
c. 1960s
- Size
- 14"H x 38"W x 38"D
- Material
- Walnut, Wood
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A handsome example of American mid-century design, this American of Martinsville “Accord” Round Walnut Coffee Table dates to the 1960s. Crafted in richly figured walnut, the table features a broad circular top accented by distinctive contrasting inlaid details that add subtle visual interest without overwhelming its clean, minimalist form.Read moreRead less
A handsome example of American mid-century design, this American of Martinsville “Accord” Round Walnut Coffee Table dates to the 1960s. Crafted in richly figured walnut, the table features a broad circular top accented by distinctive contrasting inlaid details that add subtle visual interest without overwhelming its clean, minimalist form. Tapered legs and a low profile give the piece the light, architectural presence associated with classic Mid-Century Modern interiors. The top has been professionally refinished, enhancing the walnut’s natural grain and restoring a warm, even appearance while preserving its vintage character. Ideal as a centerpiece for a living room or lounge, this versatile table pairs beautifully with both period furnishings and contemporary décor. A stylish and collectible American modern design with timeless appeal.
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