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Circa 1950, maple frames with later white Silestone composite stone tops (accompanied with the original maple tops, detached but present), including a square table (16 x 37.5 x 37.5 in.), and a circular table (15.5 x 33.5 in. diameter), labeled.
Begun in Massachusetts by five brothers in 1826, Heywood Wakefield rose to particular popularity in the early mid-century, becoming a highly recognizable part of the American modern design movement.
Later stone tops; original wood tops are included but detached; overall good usable condition.