Thierry VALFORT (XXème-XXIème) Nord Atlas" dining table, c. 2000 Noratlas airplane fin, Puma helicopter foot and Mirage III airplane spindle end, all forming a base. Glass top. W.: 195 cm - D.: 103 cm - H.: 72.5 cm - Top thickness: 1 cm. (Choc to one of the corners of the top, some paint chips). Provenance: acquired in 2002 directly from Valfort Design in Nice. A set of four armchairs with Plexiglas shell and tubular steel base.

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