Vintage Brass Ibex Rams Head Dining Table in the Style of Alain Chervet

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An extraordinary statement in sculptural design, this vintage brass ibex ram’s head dining table base set was crafted in the United States during the 1970s and embodies the bold artistic spirit associated with the celebrated work of Alain Chervet. More than a functional support system, these remarkable bases blur the line between furniture and sculpture, transforming any glass-topped table into a captivating work of art. Each base features a meticulously ram’s head with dramatically curling horns that sweep into elegant spirals, creating a sense of movement and visual rhythm from every angle. The highly detailed ridges, expressive facial features, and organic forms showcase exceptional craftsmanship and an impressive level of artistry rarely found in contemporary pieces. The aged brass finish has developed a beautiful patina over time, enhancing the design's character and depth. What makes this piece particularly compelling is its presence even without a glass top. The bases stand as sculptural objects in their own right, creating an atmosphere of drama, sophistication, and conversation-worthy intrigue. Whether used with a glass top as a dining table, desk base, or displayed as standalone decorative sculptures, these pieces instantly become the focal point of an interior. A striking example of 1970s sculptural glamour, this rare set appeals equally to collectors, designers, and anyone seeking furniture with true artistic presence. The glass top shown is not included but can be custom ordered at an additional cost. Dimensions listed are for each individual base. Designer: Alain Chervet - Style Period / Style: Mid-Century Modern Country: United States Manufacture date: 1970s Dimensions: 30“ W x 31.5“ D x 28.5“ H Materials: Brass Condition: Great Condition: The bases are in original condition, showcasing a gorgeous age-appropriate patina. Stock status: Add to cart

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