Hanns-Rudolf von Wild - Wildwerkstätten - Dining table, Conference table - Spiegelei

Large 'fried egg' dining or conference table designed in 1967 by Hanns-Rudolf von Wild. Unique furniture between art and design, conceived by von Wild as a contribution to Pop Art of the 1960s and 70s, but also as a functional piece of furniture. Although designed in 1976, the table was first built in 2016 and was an individual piece manufactured on behalf of Michael Böhm, a grandchild of Professor Ernst Böhm (https: //de. wikipedia. org/wiki/Ernst_B%C3%B6hm) . Until recently the table has stood on permanent loan in the Munich showroom of light designer Ingo Maurer. The table has a maple frame. The tabletop consists of MDF with a high gloss varnish. The 'yolk' rotates, the 'splodge of ketchup' folds up and tucks away under the 'egg white'. The fried egg was handcrafted to the highest technical perfection in the Wildwerkstätten Berlin. The Wildwerkstätten was founded by Hanns-Werner von Wild and is now a workshop community made up of carpenters, designers and architects. The table is marked with a brand stamp. A certificate of authenticity is included. The table is in magnificent condition with very minor signs of use. The dimensions: diameter approx. 250 cm, height 75 cm We are happy to help with the organisation of transport.