c. 1990 Ron Arad-Inspired Sculptural T-Form Metal Console Table w. Frosted Glass Top fire fighter 38" W x 22" D

38" W x 22" D x 28" H (when unfolded)

and even the first gas-powered clothes dryer

This piece is part of the original run of porcelain Coke advertisements released in the early part of the 1950s

This piece features a functional "jamb type" garage door that glides upward and features scale model versions of the hardware included

c. 1990 Ron Arad-Inspired Sculptural T-Form Metal Console Table w. Frosted Glass Top fire fighter 38" W x 22" DThis sculptural console table is fabricated from heavy gauge metal tubing and sheet, joined in a striking T form silhouette that recalls the experimental industrial furniture of the late 20th century. The clean geometry, exposed fabrication, and frosted glass inset speak to the era's interest in raw material honesty and architectural form an aesthetic strongly associated with designers such as Ron Arad. Built without visible makers marks, the piece is