Paul Evans Slate Top Patinated Copper Patchwork Cafe Breakfast Table, 1970s

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This remarkable 1970s Paul Evans Directional patchwork table boasts a thick, natural cleft slate inset top and panels crafted from weathered and aged copper, brass, and pewter. While its coffee table sibling is more common, this dining version is a rare find. Its size is perfect for use as a hub table, game table, breakfast or café table, small dining table, or as a meeting table for a small team. This table is designed to the height of a dining table and pairs nicely with chairs, allowing one to be placed on each side. It would complement any 1970s-style room, as well as Mid-Century Modern, Regency, Contemporary, Classical, Traditional, and Transitional décor schemes. It is highly versatile, making it a great choice for both residential and commercial spaces. It would be well-suited to sit in a hotel lounge or restaurant, creative or design studio, executive office, retail boutique, or corporate lobby. To complete the look, pair with matching Paul Evans copper patchwork designs such as a console, mirror, sideboard, credenza cabinet, and coffee table. This table measures H 29.5" x W 32" x D 32" and is in very good vintage condition with minor wear. There is a small chip to the slate top's edge, but it adds character to the table.

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