ML10097 Egyptian Table - Mogens Lassen

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Publish Date December 10, 2015
Product ID 985405
Polygons 2,562
Vertices 2,704
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Description

ML10097 EGYPTIAN TABLE
The Egyptian Table is a genuine Danish design classic. A refined coffee table with an elegant folding stand and brass details.

Designed by Mogens Lassen.

Mogens Lassen first exhibited this round coffee table, which features a folding stand and brass fittings, at the Cabinetmakers' Guild Exhibition in 1940. He christened it the "Egyptian Table," having been inspired by the folding stands found in Tutankhamen's tomb in 1922.

The Egyptian Table is produced in mahogany, oak, and European cherry. The table is supplied either lacquered or oiled, and comes in two different sizes.

The Max file (2009) includes all materials ready to be rendered in V-Ray.

The light rig does not include in the file.

The smoothed model has 82,688 polygons and 41,724 vertices.
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