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This Adrian Pearsall 893-TGO coffee table is a striking example of American mid-century design, featuring a sculptural walnut “Jacks” base paired with an elongated surfboard glass top. The interlocking form of the base gives the table a strong architectural presence, balancing bold geometry with the warmth and richness of beautifully finished walnut. Its open structure allows the design to feel visually light, while still creating a dramatic centerpiece from every angle. The surfboard glass top enhances the table’s long, low profile, giving it the elegant horizontal movement often associated with Pearsall’s most recognizable work. Expertly refinished and full of sculptural character, this piece brings together craftsmanship, proportion, and expressive design in a way that feels both sophisticated and highly collectible.
Fun Historical Fact
Adrian Pearsall founded Craft Associates in Pennsylvania in the early 1950s and quickly became known for furniture that pushed American modernism in a more sculptural direction. His work often combined dramatic silhouettes, organic lines, and architectural construction, making his designs stand apart from more restrained mid-century pieces of the same era. The “Jacks” coffee table earned its nickname from the distinctive crossed form of its walnut base, one of Pearsall’s most memorable design signatures. Today, pieces like this remain especially sought after because they capture the bold, experimental spirit of postwar American design.
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Designer spotlight
Renowned for his elegant and timeless teak seating and dining designs.
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The Restoration Record
Sixty-four hours of bench time by two craftsmen in our Hyperion Avenue workshop. Period-correct methods and materials throughout.
