Ebonized Mahogany Round Extension Dining Table — Attributed to Paul T. Frankl

Ebonized Mahogany Round Extension Dining Table — Attributed to Paul T. FranklPaul T. Frankl is among the most important American furniture designers of the twentieth century. Born in Vienna and trained in the European modernist tradition, he became one of the defining voices of American design his collaborations with Johnson Furniture Company of Grand Rapids in the 1940s and 1950s producing some of the most architecturally resolved furniture of the postwar era. This ebonized mahogany round extension dining table, retailed

a modern loft

Inspired by the work of Leon Rosen for Pace Collection

This sleek and stylish vintage modern console table from Lane furniture makes a perfect fit in a variety of settings

dating to the late 19th to early 20th century

A refined example of mid-century American design

or cocktail stand

The settee’s silhouette is light enough to complement modern spaces and substantial enough to enhance traditional interiors

A genuinely significant piece of American MCM furniture history

5d 22hCondition: age appropriate wear

Likely produced during the 1950s

With its refined simplicity

the table’s soft golden tones and clean lines highlight the natural elegance of the material