Georges Frydman Coffee Table. 1950s–1960s
Artist: Georges Frydman
Georges Frydman (1923–2009)
French designer specializing in modernist furniture from the postwar years and the reconstruction period.
In 1948, he founded the EFA (Ebenisterie Française Artistique).
He produced numerous pieces of furniture—desks, bookcases, and tables—that blended French taste with Italian influence.
His pieces combine wood and lacquered metal.
Our modernist coffee table features a square metal frame, painted black, topped with a clear glass tabletop; a crossbar combines teak and black moleskin with saddle-stitched detailing.
In very good overall condition, no chips in the glass
French designer specializing in modernist furniture from the postwar years and the reconstruction period.
In 1948, he founded the EFA (Ebenisterie Française Artistique).
He produced numerous pieces of furniture—desks, bookcases, and tables—that blended French taste with Italian influence.
His pieces combine wood and lacquered metal.
Our modernist coffee table features a square metal frame, painted black, topped with a clear glass tabletop; a crossbar combines teak and black moleskin with saddle-stitched detailing.
In very good overall condition, no chips in the glass
950 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Design 50's and 60's
Condition: Good condition
Length: 99cm
Width: 45cm
Height: 36,5
Reference (ID): 1837111
Availability: In stock
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