Paul Tuttle, Anaconda Table

Paul Tuttle Anaconda table Str_ssle International USA, 1971 chrome-plated steel, glass 39.5 dia x 18.75 h inches Literature: Paul Tuttle Designs, Berns, ppg. 62, 83

Height 40 cm, Diameter 85 CM Anaconda model coffee table from the 70s by Paul Tuttle in steel and glass.

"Anaconda" Cocktail/Coffee table. Strassle International. Chrome plated metal, glass. 1970's. Size 40d x 16h.

Paul Tuttle style table, steel, glass, 24"w x 24"d x 18.5"h

16.75 in H X 33 in Square

Pair of open cube end tables in tubular bent chrome, with brass-finished corners, clear glass tops and smoked glass bottom tiers. In the manner of John Mascheroni or Paul Tuttle, c. 1970's. Dimensions

brown leather, chromed metal; one with manufacturer's label numbered 161101910 29 x 26 x 34 in. (73.7 x 66 x 86.4 cm.), seat height: 17 1/2 in. (44.5 cm.)

PAUL TUTTLE (1918 - 2002) STRASSLE INTERNATIONAL Chariot lounge chair, USA/Switzerland, 1970s Leather, chromed steel Unmarked 28" x 72" x 24"

Paul Tuttle 'Chariot' chaise lounge, ca. 1972 Leather, chrome-plated steel, painted metal. Manufactured by Strassle International, Switzerland. 28" H x 72" W x 24" D

Pair of Zeta lounge chairs by Paul Tuttle for Strassle, Switzerland 1960s.

Mid-Century boomerang bar set, designed by Paul Tuttle (20th C., USA), circa 1950, with black lacquer swivel top that opens to interior storage with glass holders, supported on rounded base with vinyl

Paul Tuttle Pair of 'Arco' lounge chairs, 1976 Leather, chrome-plated steel. Manufactured by Strassle International, Switzerland. Each: 27" H x 27" W x 33" D Seat height: 18"

Description: Bar and two stools, designed by Paul Tuttle in the 1950's. The bar and stools are on sculptural hairpin shaped legs. The bar has a boomerang top over a rounded base, with two shelves to o

Paul Tuttle Wall-mounted folding screen, 1980s Elm, oak, mahogany, plastic roller shades. Executed by Bud Tullis, Solvang, CA. 57" H x 20" W x 60" D, fully extended

Tony Paul table lamps, pair WestwoodUSA, c. 1958painted plaster, linen, brass16.5 dia x 30 h in (42 x 76 cm) Literature: Westwood, manufacturer's catalog, unpagina

Original black and grey vinyl upholstery. unmarked. 35 1/2 x 18 inches.

Pair of early Zeta lounge chairs by Paul Tuttle for Carson Johnson, California 1960s.

(2) Paul Tuttle Nonna rocking chairs. Bent wood and tubular metal frames with removable camel leather and canvas seating.

Paul Tuttle 'Alfa' lounge chair, 1970s Fiberglass, steel, fabric. Manufactured by Strassle, Switzerland. Seat molded with manufacturer's marks. 34" H x 31" W x 36" D

Zeta Chairs, 1968 h 72 × 67 × 84 cm three chairs. Leather, chrome-plated steel.Strӓssle International, Switzerland LITERATUREPaul Tuttle Designs, Berns, ppg. 48-49;

Paul Tuttle - "Arco" Chrome Lounge Chairs - Pair. Dimensions 28x27x32

Pair of Mid-Century table lamps, attributed to Tony Paul (20th C., USA), featuring walnut teardrop shape base, ending in trumpeted brass foot, to include pleated lampshades, in working condition heig

A pair of Paul Tuttle Arco lounge chairs, designed circa 1970 for Strassle Switzerland. Constructed with chrome flat bar frame and gray suede upholstery in a striking visual contrast. Overall dimensio

Paul Tuttle (1918-2002) for Strassle International Nonna rocking chair Switzerland leather, canvas, chrome-plated steel, lacquered wood unmarked 22 1/4"w x 41"d x 36"h