M-Table

Name: M-Table
Brand: Dominic Schuster

Dominic Schuster

£3695

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Drawing inspiration from Giacometti s design for Jean-Michel Frank, the M-Table combines sculptural form with function. The hand-applied lacquer and silver leaf blue glass inset top give it depth and movement, while its tapering feet create the illusion of a floating silhouette. Drawing inspiration from Giacometti’s design for Jean-Michel Frank, the M-Table combines sculptural form with function. The hand-applied faux acquer and silver-leaf blue glass inset top give it depth and movement, while its tapering feet create the illusion of a floating silhouette. Weight: 15kg Dimensions: 500 x 700 x

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Registered at Companies House as DOMINIC SCHUSTER LIMITED, number 03788620. Checked 2026-08-29.
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