Noguchi Cyclone knockoff?

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bellwethr

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21/04/2014 11:33 am

Anyone seen a cyclone table with a base like this? It appears old, but the way this table attaches to the base is unlike any I've seen.

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21/04/2014 7:00 pm

is it the side table?
the dining table uses more of a widened pin to hold the wire base in but I think the side table uses something like this.

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21/04/2014 7:50 pm

I noticed the same thing,...
I noticed the same thing, tho the side table doesn't have the hole in the middle of the base.

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23/04/2014 3:11 am

Anyone out in DA land have...
Anyone out in DA land have any info on this? I've pinged Knoll as well to find out if this is a known knock-off or what.

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23/04/2014 3:12 am

Another pic.
Another pic.

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23/04/2014 6:46 am

Interesting to see
that the spokes are welded together at one tier of the helical grid. Is this the original construction ? I can see how it would stiffen against torsion -- but is it vital ?
Are a bicycle's spokes fastened to each other ? Well, no . . .

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