Florence Knoll Table Desk.. original?  

more photos..
more photos..

Doesn't look like Knoll
Knoll tables have two bottom screws for each leg.

Doesn't look like mine
I'm no expert -- maybe the design changed slightly over the years -- but on my Knoll table:
a) the legs are secured to the central post by hex-head screws rather than Allen screws (and, yeah, there are two screws, one above the other),
b) the four arms that support the tabletop aren't beveled at the ends, and
c) the central piece to which those four arms are welded is round, not square.
If I can find my camera, I'll post some photos later.

Maybe Steelcase
Steelcase made tables that closely resembled Knoll.

Hi Zepp02 & fastfwd, thank yo...
Hi Zepp02 & fastfwd, thank you so much for the quick reply.., keep in mind the table is in australia, i dont think we have Steelcase here..
Could it be made under license? I know some Knoll products were made under license by William Lacthford here in australia in 1970s..

As promised
Sorry for the poor quality, especially of the second image, but here are the photos that show what I was trying to describe yesterday:
1) Each leg is secured by two hex-head screws (not Allen screws)
2) The tabletop-supporting arms have Rounded ends (not beveled)
3) The central piece to which the arms are welded is round (not square)

Thanks fastfwd, very...
Thanks fastfwd, very appreciated. Is that marble top you have? nice.. Cheers

my cross is 90 degrees it could be original by knoll
my table has two hex head screws on eacch leg but the legs are in a 90 degrees angles between each other
could it be original by knoll
thanks
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There is a company
Hello
There is a company out of Canada that made knock offs of this table.
They are extremely close in design.
Sorry I can not think of the name of the company
I am not saying yours is or is not Knoll. I am just giving a point of reference.
Good luck.