Umbrella Stand 115 des Alvar Aalto, 1936 (made by Artek) Coffee addicts placing their words centre stage

placing their words centre stage for this final scene in Bedlam

They inspired a number of tender paintings

Unframed dimensions: 57 x 38 cm

David Hockney became entranced by the idea of Ravel's Garden whilst designing his L'Enfant et les Sortileges for the Met Opera in New York in 1981

Veneer with a thin lacquer or stained layer surface is to be wiped in the direction of the fibre with a dry cloth

Umbrella Stand 115 des Alvar Aalto, 1936 (made by Artek) Coffee addicts placing their words centre stageUmbrella stand in natural birch. Designed in 1936, Aalto's beautifully pared back umbrella stand brings together birch and brass in a structure of three solid birch pillars united by two hand bent lamella loops. Fitted inside the triangular base, a brass pan catches any falling drops of rainwater. Over its lifetime and as a result of use, the brass will develop a rich patina. Please note this item is not held in stock, estimated lead time minimum of