French Perforated Steel Garden Table by Rene Malaval, 1950s–1979s

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French Perforated Steel Garden Table by Rene Malaval, 1950s–1979sRare rectangular table by french 20th century vintage designer Ren Malaval, a trained welder, who rose to prominence in the 1950s60s for his inventive reuse of perforated steel sheets originally produced for the military industry. Once destined for ammunition manufacturing, these sheets were repurposed into sturdy, affordable, and strikingly modern outdoor furniture. Produced by Bloc Mtal in the 1960s, Malavals creations were widely used in public

1 larger frame sizes 23 cm x 18 cm 2 smaller frames size 30 cm x 24cm The largest model is labelled with the "G Escudero" sticker

Signed "Freres Muller Luneville" on the shade

elegantly fitted with fine-cut crystal drops by Lumi Milano

This 1950s Italian floor lamp is a beautiful example of mid-century lighting design

It is universally compatible

and marble tabletop

The New-Yorker duo Curtis Freiler and Jerry Fels are the makers behind Curtis Jeré and their striking modern designs of the 1960's and 1970's

A seamless blend of functionality and style

Recently restored and reupholstered in a soft light neutral fabric

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Two crystals are missing on one arm but this isn't noticeable and it does not affect the overall beauty and condition of this piece

Perfect for displaying jewelry or collectible objects