This Isamu Noguchi Occasional Table (Model 87) by Knoll International, USA, 1970. The Cyclone table by Isamu Noguchi, designed in the 1950s for Knoll, is one of those pieces that feels both simple and really eye-catching at the same time. Its name comes from the wire base, which spreads out in a kind of swirling, almost spinning form that gives the table a sense of movement. Paired with a clean, round top, it has a light, open look that works easily in a lot of spaces. Like much of Noguchi’s work, it sits somewhere between sculpture and everyday furniture—interesting to look at, but also practical and easy to live with. In good vintage condition - Top shows some very faint scratches and one edge chip to laminate measuring about 1/4-inch wide, which has been touched up with white paint. Very small chips to outer edge of base. Structurally sound. Decal manufacturer's label to underside 'Knoll International'.