United States, Early 1960s Jens Risom designed this distinctive walnut side table with a raised gallery on three sides, a single suspended drawer and a low shelf covered in black leather. A rarely seen piece with great charm.
Italy, 1970s These small side tables feature beveled edges.
USA, 1940s This unique table is an early Abel Sorenson design for Knoll. It features a molded birch tray that sits on a birch-frame stool with a webbed seat. The stool has been newly restrapped with vintage cotton webbing. The […]
USA, 1965 This pair of side tables was designed and created by Philip and Kelvin LaVerne as part of their Chan series of chinoiserie-inspired tables. The LaVernes achieved their detailed designs by acid-etching bronze, adding pewter and enamel, then burying […]
Unknown, 20th Century This side table is in the style of Giacometti and constructed of hand-hammered iron. It features tapered legs, an X-frame stretcher, and a smoked glass top.
USA, 1982 Lucia Mercer was schooled in landscape architecture, and apprenticed with a granite quarry in upstate New York, where she sculpted stone. This Stump table won The Roscoe award, USA 1983, and is as much a work of art […]
USA, 1960s This nightstand by George Nelson for Herman Miller is constructed of an enameled steel frame with a wood shelf and a wood-front drawer. The drawer features three small compartments and the original manufacturer’s label.
USA, 1950s This nightstand by George Nelson for Herman Miller is constructed of an enameled steel frame with a glass top and a painted black drawer. The drawer features the original manufacturer’s label.
USA, 1950s George Nelson designed this uniquely functional side table, model 4745, for Herman Miller. Constructed of walnut with ebonzied block legs, it houses two square copper planting boxes with wooden covers for flexible arrangements, A glass top over a […]
Denmark, 1950s This sewing table is in the style of Hans Wegner and is constructed of solid oak. It features two drop-leaves, a shallow drawer with numerous compartments, and a pull-out woven rattan basket. Each leaf measures 14.5″. When both […]
USA, 1950s Designed by Paul McCobb for Directional, this end table is composed of a rectangular travertine top and a brass base. A corresponding sectional sofa with travertine corner table is also available.
USA, 1950s This small end or side table by Paul McCobb is composed of a white formica top on a brass base.
USA, 1950s T. H. Robsjohn-Gibbings designed this set of three richly grained mahogany nesting tables for Widdicomb. The rounded frame of each table top extends seamlessly into the tapered legs. The small table measures 16 in. W x 23.5 in. […]
USA, 1950s This small table by T.H. Robsjohn-Gibbings for Widdicomb features a triangular top with curved corners that sits atop three flared legs.
USA, 1960s This end table by John Widdicomb features a cane shelf, one shallower drawer, and stunning walnut grain.
USA, 1950s This pair of handsome midcentury end tables, in the style of Bertha Schaefer, features a stepped two-tiered ebonized wood frame with a warm travertine inset.
USA, 1950s This small hairpin leg side table is unique and functional, with two copper planting boxes and a large drawer.
Brazil, late 1960s Designed by Percival Lafer, these side tables are as much works of art as they are functional pieces. Resting on sturdy jacaranda rosewood bases with slightly angled legs, each top comprises multiple copper sheets patchworked together to […]
Denmark, 1950’s These sweet side tables have beautiful ceramic tile tops.
Denmark, early 1960s Designed by Hans Wegner for Getama, this side table features a grid of green ceramic tiles set into an oak frame, perfect for a sun room.
USA, 1950s Designed by Florence Knoll, this clean-lined side table places a white formica top on a black metal T-frame. We have nine available.
USA, 1970’s These beautiful side tables by Karl Springer are constructed of 1″ thick crystal glass attached to a solid steel column which is covered by a brass plated sleeve. Signed at the base and labeled on the interior post.
USA, 1930s This darling pair of American Art Deco mahogany tables, attributed to Donald Deskey, would serve equally well as nightstands or side tables. The sturdy demilune design features two swing-out drawers with nickeled bronze pulls and a divided bottom […]
USA, 1950’s This beautiful side table has a unique travertine composite top with marble inlays.
England, 1920’s This elegant game table features a hinged checker board top which opens to reveal double the game playing surface. There is storage under the table top as well as in the pedestal base. When open, the top measures […]
USA, 1950’s Pair of matching side tables by Harvey Probber featuring removable travertine tops on a decagonal mahogany base.