Herman Miller Eames Table ID

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gelliott

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22/03/2013 9:04 pm

Hoping to get some specifics (date made, model #, etc.) on this Herman Miller table I just acquired.
Top: white square, rounded corners, white rubber piping.
Bottom: Brown w/ a silver HM logo.
Base: I recognize the Eames Aluminum Group base, but have never seen it coated like this (kinda textured charcoal poly).

Any details would be appreciated.
Thanks!
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gelliott

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22/03/2013 9:27 pm

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23/03/2013 3:17 am

It's still in production.
Model number ET105. With your colors and finishes, it's an ET105L9191xyxy, where "xy" is the base/column color [probably either SG (slate grey) or WN (warm neutral grey); I don't know what those colors look like, so I can't say which it is]. List price $640.
The label makes it pre-1999.

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gelliott

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23/03/2013 4:05 am

Wow! Thank You!
So the lable makes it pre-1999, does it hint at a rough "post" date so we could come up with a range (19XX-1999)?
Can I ask where you find this kind of info? Does HM make these archive catalogue details available online somewhere?

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23/03/2013 10:24 am

Looks like between 1980 to...
Looks like between 1980 to 1999 and I would lean to 1990s or late 80's.

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23/03/2013 12:15 pm

gelliott
The Herman Miller website (hermanmiller.com) will tell you that the Eames tables were first produced in 1964 and are still in production; if you download Herman Miller's price book, it'll tell you the part number (along with all the suffixes for top/edge/column/base color) and the list price.
Information on the evolution of the HM label is online if you search... Or you can just look at Herman Miller's own logo-history site, which will tell you that the logo on your label was in use from 1960 to 1999:
http://www.hermanmiller.com/discover/logo-design-an-evolution-of-our-ind...

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