Frank Lloyd WRIGHT (1867–1959) for CASSINA. Stained wood dining table, “Taliesin” model, featuring a large rectangular tabletop resting on a straight, openwork base with slats held together by a crossbar (chips). Manufacturer’s mark, signed and numbered 1464 under the tabletop. Height: 71 cm - Width: 258 cm - Depth: 107 cm A glass tabletop (scratches) is included. Note: A leading figure in 20th-century American architecture, Frank Lloyd Wright is considered the father of “organic” architecture. He conceived of furniture as an extension of his buildings. The Taliesin model takes its name from the house and studio that Wright had built in Spring Green, Wisconsin, named after the Welsh bard Taliesin.