1960s Pair of Side Tables, Model 2562T by Florence Knoll in Walnut and Steel Nakashima understated luxury feels like

understated luxury feels like

though the buttons appear to be in generally nice shape and upholstery overall looks quite good

These chairs have seen very little wear

Bunshaft was a leading figure in the modernist movement who was widely recognized for his work in skyscraper design

The chair measures 31-34 inches tall (it is height adjustable)

1960s Pair of Side Tables, Model 2562T by Florence Knoll in Walnut and Steel Nakashima understated luxury feels likeThis is a pair of walnut and steel circular end tables, designed by Florence Knoll for Knoll International in the 1960s. They feature round walnut tops supported by steel bases. The bases have a brushed nickel finish. This handsome pair is perfect for use as side tables, end tables, or nightstands. The listed price includes the pair. One retains a 655 Madison Avenue label, whereas the other has a 320 Park Avenue label (indicating that they were likely