Bumper Dining Table by Martin Visser for Spectrum. 1960s

The bumper table is undoubtedly martin visser’s most intriguing design, the baroque translation from 1965 of his table base tz06 from the early 1960s. The development of martin visser’s bumper table provides insight into and understanding of his design processes: the table’s main feature is its reversible tripod base, later called ‘abusir’ – seemingly simple with the three points on the floor and three points to carry the top (in the history of furniture the tripod table is known to be the most stable structure). Only two series were produced in very limited numbers due to the technical difficulties of manufacturing the base. 't spectrum furniture manufactured the table as several versions that varied in height, width, materials and finishes – this version with the white carrara marble top. Superb condition - minor wear to the marble only.