Mid Century Modern Herman Miller Charles & Ray Eames Ash Conference Dining Table Sculpture currently housed in the National

currently housed in the National Gallery of Art in Washington D

His sculptures were marked by meticulous attention to detail

The hinged lid with a floral clasp enclosing an interior engraved gilt hinged cover

to the front is a reservoir to receive a wick which is guarded by two rats (a symbol of good fortune in Hindu culture)

In a career that made him one of the most recognized names in Oregon's art history

Mid Century Modern Herman Miller Charles & Ray Eames Ash Conference Dining Table Sculpture currently housed in the NationalThis is an authentic & iconic table designed by Charles and Ray Eames and was first produced by Merman Miller in 1964. The 6 ft long table having a blond ash top and raised on black umber steel columns raising from a polished aluminum base with four legs. The design of this table draws on a theme of versatility, and offers a durable, simple, and sleek design for a variety of settings. A sturdy streamlined base provides plenty of legroom, while