1950s Thin Edge Full Size Headboard By George Nelson For Herman Miller in Walnut Lighting This example retains its original

This example retains its original Knoll tag

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1950s Thin Edge Full Size Headboard By George Nelson For Herman Miller in Walnut Lighting This example retains its originalThis is a Walnut Full Sized Headboard, designed by George Nelson for Herman Miller in 1952. This design was part of George Nelson's Thin Edge Series. It features a construction of both solid walnut and walnut veneer. The headboard measures 2 inches deep, 54 inches wide, and 31 inches high. There is obvious patina to the wood. There are a few marks on the top surface. The one edge has some slight chipping. Overall, the headboard is in very good vintage