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Calvert Chess Coffee Table
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Calvert Chess Coffee Table

$1,640
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Celebrating 120 years Ferdinand Kramer®, Calvert Chess is based on a cardboard picnic version Kramer originally proposed for Coca-Cola in 1951. The special edition features a silkscreen black chessboard printed on natural oak lacquered.
Item No. E15-FK04CHESS
4.6 out of 5 Customer Rating

This item is currently on backorder. Estimated Delivery: 18 to 20 weeks

In Stock - Quantity Available: 10+

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Description

Calvert is from a series of coffee tables, designed by German functionalist architect Ferdinand Kramer during his time in America. Part of his successful "Knock-Down" furniture series, it consists of a tabletop and two crossing invertible sheets serving as a base for the table.

Product ID: 1034574

Dimensions

Width: 550mm
Depth: 550mm
Height: 400mm

Warranty

This product is covered by a 2-year conditional warranty.

Sustainability

Our operations are carbon neutral. The local and international freight we organise to deliver this product to you will be offset through the purchase of Verified Carbon Standard carbon credits.

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Calvert Chess Coffee Table
e15

Meet the Brand: e15

German furniture brand e15 stands for consistent, progressive design coupled with high-grade materials and handcrafted production methods.
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Ferdinand Kramer

Meet the Designer: Ferdinand Kramer

Due to his socially oriented works, Ferdinand Kramer (1898-1985) is without a doubt regarded as one of the most significant architects and designers from the early period of modernism and post-war modernism.
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