Fiberglass Coffee Table By Marc Berthier For Prisunic, Circa 1970
Artist: Marc Berthier
Coffee table designed by Marc Berthier for Prisunic in the early 1970s.
Made of molded fiberglass with a white lacquer finish, it features a one-piece structure consisting of a rectangular tabletop extended by two side legs. The rounded inner corners ensure continuity between the tabletop and the legs.
Through his collaborations with Prisunic, Marc Berthier contributed to the development of accessible contemporary furniture, utilizing new materials and industrial manufacturing processes.
This model stands out for its generous proportions and its lightweight yet sturdy construction.
Produced by Prisunic, France, circa 1970.
Made of molded fiberglass with a white lacquer finish, it features a one-piece structure consisting of a rectangular tabletop extended by two side legs. The rounded inner corners ensure continuity between the tabletop and the legs.
Through his collaborations with Prisunic, Marc Berthier contributed to the development of accessible contemporary furniture, utilizing new materials and industrial manufacturing processes.
This model stands out for its generous proportions and its lightweight yet sturdy construction.
Produced by Prisunic, France, circa 1970.
280 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Good condition
Width: 80
Height: 29
Depth: 40
Reference (ID): 1854316
Availability: In stock
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