1956 George Nakashima Studio Single Pedestal Black Walnut Desk w/ Spindle Legs Nakashima which was an expensive option

which was an expensive option when purchasing new

Listed for sale is a Richard Schultz 2002 Collection stainless steel cantilever dining chair prototype with mesh upholstery

It came from an estate outside of Boston

priced separately)

though does show some wear as noted in the photos

1956 George Nakashima Studio Single Pedestal Black Walnut Desk w/ Spindle Legs Nakashima which was an expensive optionListed for sale is a fabulous early example of George Nakashima's single pedestal desk, crafted at the Nakashima Studio in New Hope, Pennsylvania (1956). The piece was commissioned by a prominent female physician and researcher in Philadelphia. The desk is made up of an American black walnut top, 3 drawer solid walnut pedestal (with imbedded pulls), and splayed (turned) spindle legs. This particular example is 45 inches in length, 26 inches deep, and