Space Age Chrome, Glass and White Leather Dining Room Set by Euro Steel, 1970s, Set of 5

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Merciers presents this sculptural dining set from the 1970s, produced by Euro Steel. Drawing on the aesthetic codes and levitation … Read more Merciers presents this sculptural dining set from the 1970s, produced by Euro Steel. Drawing on the aesthetic codes and levitation research of designer Boris Tabacoff (notably his famous "Scimitar" model), this set is a striking architectural piece of the Space Age movement.

The set comprises a circular table and four cantilevered chairs. The combination of an imposing original glass top (120 cm) and openwork chromed steel legs gives the set an exceptional visual lightness, never weighing down the space. The chair shells, upholstered in their original white leather, offer excellent ergonomic support and create a striking contrast with the coolness of the metal.

A distinctive piece, ideal for a sophisticated interior design project.

Materials: Chromed steel, Glass, Leather
Color: Silver, White, Transparent

Good vintage condition. This set, over 50 years old, is structurally sound and retains its authentic original patina, which we describe in detail:

Chrome: The frames are perfectly stable. The chrome shows pitting and traces of oxidation in places, attesting to its age and giving it a sought-after textured vintage look.

Glass: The original tabletop shows normal wear scratches and a slight chip on the edge (see detail photos).

Leather: In very good condition, supple and bright white leather. There are some minor surface scratches consistent with age and a small mark on the back of one chair.

Table Dimensions:

Height: 71.5 cm

Diameter: 120 cm

Height under the tabletop: 70 cm

Chair Dimensions:

Total Height: 77 cm

Width: 63 cm

Depth: 44 cm

Seat Height: 44 cm This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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