I'm having a tough time ID'ing this table because it's a virtual listing but the dimensions are 15" x 35.75" which seem correct but I see so many different bases. Some thin and some thicker. There is an older Knoll sticker on it but I know those can be purchased...
What do you geniuses think?
Please help!
Hi there.
Your tulip table certainly appears to be a Knoll product, based on the single photo provided. Will a magnet stick to the base? Can the table be weighed? Is there any rust on the base? Can you get photo's of the underside of both the base and the place where the marble top marries the base? Also, a photo of the Knoll label, and a holiday picture of your family taken circa 1968 would help considerably. Nice table.
Homework time,
Aunt Mark
Thanks, Aunt Mark.
Seller says he got it from an estate and included a picture of the old Knoll label with the 22 as the zip which would date it back, but we know people have rolls of those labels.
He said there weren't any markings anywhere but that the base connected to the marble table top with a wooden section that had dowel like things for insertion/stability. Has said nothing of rust or magnetism.
If I do indeed take the long trek up, what should I be looking for with weight and those other ID-points?
Thanks again.
I am not sure if this table is original. The marble appears to be fake. I need to see underneath the top. There must be a wooden mounting plate, painted on one side with a furniture nut on the other, wound on a threaded stud in the center. The mounting plate must have a bevel, same as marble. On vintage tables Carrara marble was more popular than Arabescato, so if everything is as I described, it's possibly a genuine Knoll
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