A refined mid-century low table designed by Junzo Sakakura and manufactured by Tendo Mokko in the 1960s. The piece features a clean, architectural profile with a warm teak frame and a durable Formica top, embodying the harmonious balance between traditional Japanese craftsmanship and modernist design principles. The elegantly tapered beech legs provide a light, floating presence while ensuring structural stability, making this table both functional and sculptural within a minimalist interior.Condition ReportThe Formica top has some surface marks and a small circular dent approximately 3.5 cm in diameter with a hairline crack. With some general surface marks and scratches to the legs commensurate with use and age. Otherwise, the table is structurally sound.///DescriptionSince SCP was founded in the mid-80's, we have been sourcing vintage furniture, rugs and accessories as part of our collection. Mixing old, often one-of-a-kind pieces, with new designs has been the secret to creating SCP's unique and eclectic look. Our collection is here to help you add interesting pieces to your home, achieving the perfect balance between old and new.
