Set of Waterfall glass tables, designed by Leon Rosen, Pace Collection, United States, 1970s

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Set of Waterfall glass tables, designed by Leon Rosen, Pace Collection, United States, 1970s

Set of three Waterfall tables designed in the 1970s by Leon Rosen for the American manufacturer Pace Collection. The tables are made of tempered glass with a subtle sea-green tint. The edges are finished with anodised brass. The combination of these two materials is timeless. The square tables differ in size, allowing them to nest inside one another. They are a perfect fit for modern interiors and work exceptionally well with the Hollywood Regency style, characterised by the bold use of contrasts, often with metallic and glass accents.

Pace Collection was an exclusive brand operating from 1960 to 2001. The company was founded by Irving and Leon Rosen in New York. Its showroom was located at 62 East Street in Manhattan and offered exceptional furniture. The Pace collection was advertised in numerous architectural and interior design magazines. The Rosens patented many of their designs.

The tables have been preserved in their original vintage condition. They have minor scratches and small chips in the glass. The tables measure: width: 48 cm | 43.5 cm | 38.5 cm | and height: 40 cm | 37 cm | 34 cm |