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Maurice Barilone, for Roche Bobois
Table "Mikado", ca.1990.
Glass.
Conservation: Top in perfect condition. One of the legs has a pitting in the center and some wear where it rests on the floor due to its composition.
Measurements: 36 x 130 x 130 cm.
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MAURICE BARILONE for ROCHE BOBOIS
Table "Mikado", ca.1990.
Glass.
Conservation: Top in perfect condition. One of the legs has a pitting in the center and some wear where it rests on the floor due to its composition.
Measurements: 36 x 130 x 130 cm.
Table designed by the Italian Maurice Barilone, made of glass. The legs formed by sheets of glass that intertwine in an apparently casual way evoke the game of chopsticks, the Mikado.
Maurice Barilone has been one of Roche Bobois' leading designers for decades. Founded in 1960 as a firm specialized in importing Scandinavian furniture to Paris, Roche Bobois will soon expand its catalog to all kinds of household objects, eventually embracing also renovation and decoration projects. Today its stores are present all over the world, the most recent ones being located in Singapore, Colombia, Indonesia and Bulgaria.
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