1956 George Nakashima Studio Single Pedestal Black Walnut Desk w/ Spindle Legs Sold however the table top is

however the table top is a known form resulting from these early trials

designed by Karim Rashid for Casamania & Horm

This particular set dates to approximately 1948 and was produced by Evans plywood company (the earliest manufacturer of these chairs)

considering that the pad is so original and because there is no break in the material itself

white oak drawers within

1956 George Nakashima Studio Single Pedestal Black Walnut Desk w/ Spindle Legs Sold however the table top isListed 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