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Mid Century 1970s Kalmar Octagonal Timber Glass Coffee Table

Mid Century 1970s Kalmar Octagonal Timber Glass Coffee Table

Regular price $1,290.00
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A striking example of 1970s Australian mid-century design by Stephen Kalmar. This distinct coffee table balances bold geometric lines with organic, sculptural curves, making it an incredible centerpiece for any modern or vintage-inspired living space.

The octagonal timber frame houses a circular glass insert, providing a clear top-down view of the beautifully suspended, triangular lower shelf—a perfect display tier for your favorite coffee table books, vintage art glass, or Bitossi ceramics. The sweeping, split-leg base creates an airy, floating aesthetic that is highly sought after in Kalmar's post-war designs.

Carefully restored in-house, the timber has been gently hand-sanded and polished with Danish oil to nourish the wood and bring out the rich, warm tones of the natural grain.

Dimensions:

 Diameter: 830mm

 Height: 410mm

Condition:

Excellent restored vintage condition. The timber frame has been newly oiled, presenting a beautiful finish with only very minor signs of age-appropriate wear. The glass insert is in great vintage condition, free from major chips or deep scratches.

Viewing & Delivery:

Available to view and purchase in person at our Sutherland gallery space. We also offer local Sydney delivery and can easily arrange specialized interstate freight for buyers across Australia. Please contact us for a shipping quote.

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Christine Esho, founder of Esho Gallery

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