Item no. 9144 / Paul McCobb

Paul McCobb Connoisseur Collection Black Lacquer and Brass Flip Top Dining or Game Table, Newly Refinished

$5,995.00

A rare and exceptional mid-century modern flip top extension dining table or game table

By Paul McCobb for H. Sacks & Sons, “Connoisseur Collection”

USA, 1950s

Black lacquered Honduran mahogany, with brass stretchers and felt lined interior for silverware or game pieces.

Measures: 34.25″W x 34.25″D x 29.13″H. Extends to 68.5″W with top flipped open.

Professionally refinished. Excellent condition.

Details
Brand/Designer
Paul McCobb
Country
USA
Era
Circa 1950s
Material
Brass, Felt, Lacquer, Mahogany
Condition
Excellent
Dimensions
Width
68.5"
Depth
34.25"
Height
29.13"
Condition Notes
Newly refinished. Excellent condition.

1 in stock



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