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100370648
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Item No.
100370648
$1,851.00
Richard Schultz's end table has been bringing elegance to everyday living—indoors and out—since 1966. This durable, weather-resistant table is available in a choice of materials and colors.
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Clear Glass
Teak
White Porcelain
Dark Bronze Porcelain
Light Bronze Porcelain
Blue
Dark Bronze
Green
Light Bronze
Onyx
Silver
White
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1966 End Table
1966 End Table
$1,851.00
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In the late 1950s, Richard Schultz received an envelope filled with rusted bolts from Florence Knoll, who was spending time at her Florida home. She tasked Schultz with the job of designing elegant outdoor furniture that could withstand corrosive sea air, season after season. Introduced in March 1966, the Leisure Collection, now called the 1966 Collection, was described by Schultz as “a breath of fresh air” for modernists.
- Weather-resistant powder-coated finish.
- Fitted cover sold separately.
Eco-Friendly Description: Clean Air Certified GOLD. Products certified Intertek Clean Air GOLD are certified for low-VOC emissions and conform to ANSI/ BIFMA e3 standard credits 7.6.1, 7.6.2 and/or credit 7.6.3, which includes California Department of Public Health (CDPH) Standard Method v1.2 01350 (2017).
- Designer
- Richard Schultz
- Collection
- 1966 Collection
- General Dimensions
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- 15" H 18" W 18" D
- Product Weight
- 16 lbs
- Assembly
- Comes fully assembled
- Warranty
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1-Year Warranty
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- Eco-friendly
- Item No.
- 100370648
1966 End Table
- Height (in): 15
- Width (in): 18
- Depth (in): 18
- Weight (lbs): 16
- Cast and extruded powder-coated aluminum frame
- Stainless steel supports and connectors
- Clear plastic floor glides
Shipping Options
- Ships via FedEx
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Richard Schultz
Richard Schultz was an integral part of the Knoll story, beginning in 1951 when he was hired to assist Harry Bertoia on the development and production of his wire chairs. This led to a position in the Design Development Group, where he designed many elegant collections for outdoor living—the first of which was designed for Florence Knoll’s seaside Florida home.
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