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Chrome & Glass 'Salmi' Dining Table by IKEA

NZ$595.00 NZ$795.00

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Designer: C. Öjerstam, C. Martin & M. Elebäck

Maker: IKEA

Year: 2004

Size: H 730 c D/W 1050

Condition Report: Good condition. Tempered glass top does show some light scratching with age. Chrome base presents nicely. Reach out for detailed images.

The Salmi dining table is a classic combination of glass and chrome. Seating 4 people, it’s a practical compact table which is visually lightweight, making it a great addition to smaller spaces.

Often noted online as being from the 70’s or 80s, in truth it was first produced in the early 2000s by Ikea, yet does take clear influence from these earlier periods.

Simple in materiality, the chrome tubular base has a substantial diameter, with nice details like rounded black feet and small rubber spacers to support the glass top.

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Designer: C. Öjerstam, C. Martin & M. Elebäck

Maker: IKEA

Year: 2004

Size: H 730 c D/W 1050

Condition Report: Good condition. Tempered glass top does show some light scratching with age. Chrome base presents nicely. Reach out for detailed images.

The Salmi dining table is a classic combination of glass and chrome. Seating 4 people, it’s a practical compact table which is visually lightweight, making it a great addition to smaller spaces.

Often noted online as being from the 70’s or 80s, in truth it was first produced in the early 2000s by Ikea, yet does take clear influence from these earlier periods.

Simple in materiality, the chrome tubular base has a substantial diameter, with nice details like rounded black feet and small rubber spacers to support the glass top.

Designer: C. Öjerstam, C. Martin & M. Elebäck

Maker: IKEA

Year: 2004

Size: H 730 c D/W 1050

Condition Report: Good condition. Tempered glass top does show some light scratching with age. Chrome base presents nicely. Reach out for detailed images.

The Salmi dining table is a classic combination of glass and chrome. Seating 4 people, it’s a practical compact table which is visually lightweight, making it a great addition to smaller spaces.

Often noted online as being from the 70’s or 80s, in truth it was first produced in the early 2000s by Ikea, yet does take clear influence from these earlier periods.

Simple in materiality, the chrome tubular base has a substantial diameter, with nice details like rounded black feet and small rubber spacers to support the glass top.