1960s Kai Kristiansen Cube Side or End Table in Teak and Glass 18x18x14 inches Sold DKR is an acronym that

DKR is an acronym that stands for Dining height K-wire chair Rod base

designed by Jim Eldon for Knoll International in 1971

The legs have some minor marks and the upholstery shows wear as noted in the photos

produced by Treitel Gratz in the 1930s

1960s Kai Kristiansen Cube Side or End Table in Teak and Glass 18x18x14 inches Sold DKR is an acronym thatThis is an Open Cube Side Table, designed by Kai Kristiansen in Denmark in the 1960s. The table features a frame that is composed of solid teak wood, and it has an inset clear glass top. It can be utilized as a side or end table, or can serve as an occasional table as it is lightweight and can be moved with ease. The table measures 18. 25 inches long, 18. 25 inches wide, and 13. 75 inches high. There is some slight staining on the wooden frame from