1965 Roger Sprunger for Dunbar Walnut Credenza from Yamasaki Building 75x28x28 _Exclude We believe this table to

We believe this table to be composed of birch under an original coat of black paint

Writing underneath the table suggests that this was used in an office setting originally and was later purchased from a Pittsburgh Estate

9 inches and seat depth of 17 inches

a type of acrylic that the Laverne's used experimentally in their furniture

1965 Roger Sprunger for Dunbar Walnut Credenza from Yamasaki Building 75x28x28 _Exclude We believe this table toThis is an eight drawer credenza designed by Roger Sprunger for Dunbar. This particular example was produced in 1965 and came from the Northwestern National Life Building, designed by architect Minoru Yamasaki, in Minneapolis, Minnesota. It retains its original labels indicating its provenance. The credenza features a walnut case with clean, rectilinear lines and is accented by chrome trim and pulls. The piece measures approximately 28 inches deep,