1970s Chrome and Smoked Glass Five-Tier Étagère in the Style of Milo Baughman

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An architectural 1970s five-tier étagère bookcase embodying the sleek convergence of High-Tech modernism and Hollywood Regency glamour.

Constructed with a … Read more An architectural 1970s five-tier étagère bookcase embodying the sleek convergence of High-Tech modernism and Hollywood Regency glamour.

Constructed with a heavy-gauge, mirror-polished square-tubular chromed steel frame featuring cleanly mitered top corners and an airy, open-side profile. The unit holds five original shelves of moody, charcoal-tinted smoked glass that rest securely on discreet internal welded supports, creating a seamless, floating effect for display items.

Exceptional scale and versatility make this piece ideally suited for displaying mid-century ceramics, sculptural art glass, books, or functioning as an open bar display.

72" H x 30" W x 15" D

~13" vertical clearance between shelves

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Condition Details:

Very good vintage condition consistent with age and light historical use. The chrome frame retains high reflectivity with only minor, expected surface wear and faint marks along the base. The smoked glass panels are structurally sound and retain smooth, polished edges with no significant chips or cracks. Rubber shelf bumpers are in place. See less