1970s Harvey Probber Attributed Bronze and Glass Rolling Dining or Serving Table Seating originally designed by Le Corbusier

originally designed by Le Corbusier

who bought these new back in the 1960s

as well as the coordinating vanity/desk

becoming the world’s largest manufacturer of cantilever chairs in the 1930s

Constructed from a dynamic mix of metal

1970s Harvey Probber Attributed Bronze and Glass Rolling Dining or Serving Table Seating originally designed by Le CorbusierThis is a Bronze Serving or Dining Table from the 1970s, attributed to designer Harvey Probber. It was produced in the United States. It has an oval glass tabletop that sits on a patinated bronze frame, and the piece is on castors for ease of movement. The castors are also done in bronze. The table measures 42 inches deep, 47 inches wide, and 24 inches high. The piece has some scratches on the tabletop, and the frame is patinated. There are also some