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Venus and the Lute Player. Table in ceramic,, wood, and metals by Fran Moyer, 1962 (15″ x 8″ x 5″). Private collection.

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Old-time Voyage. Steel, brass, and bone table by Fran Moyer, 1962 (24″). Private collection.

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Old-time Voyage. Steel, brass, and bone table by Fran Moyer, 1962 (24″). Private collection.

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Bill and Jenny Zacha’s dining table (detail). Carved and inlaid wood with steel base. a 1969 commission by Fran Moyer. Photo: CG Blick (2010).

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Bill and Jenny Zacha’s dining table (detail). Carved and inlaid wood with steel base. a 1969 commission by Fran Moyer. Photo: CG Blick (2010).

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Bill and Jenny Zacha’s dining table (detail). Carved and inlaid wood with steel base. a 1969 commission by Fran Moyer. Photo: CG Blick (2010).

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Bill and Jenny Zacha’s dining table (detail). Carved and inlaid wood with steel base. a 1969 commission by Fran Moyer. Photo: CG Blick (2010).

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Lucia Zacha with her parents’ dining table. Hand carved and inlaid wood with steel base, a 1969 commission by Fran Moyer. Photo: CG Blick (2010).

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Bill and Jenny Zacha’s dining table (detail). Carved and inlaid wood with steel base. a 1969 commission by Fran Moyer. Photo: CG Blick (2010).

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Bill and Jenny Zacha’s dining table. Carved and inlaid wood with steel base, a 1969 commission by Fran Moyer. Photo: CG Blick (2010).

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