US$4,600.00 USA, 1980sDesigned by Ernest C. Masi for the French & English Furniture Company of New York, this Asian-inspired console table features a black lacquered-linen top with two felt-lined drawers and glossy black lacquered wood legs.MeasurementsHeight: 36.5"Depth: 16"Width: 72"SpecificationsMaterials/Techniques: Lacquered linen-covered wood, lacquered wood

US$12,500.00 USA, 1960sThis coffee table 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 their work to achieve a lustrous patina. This table, called the “House of Happiness” (Chan #140) is an excellent example the LaVernes’...

US$3,800.00 USA, 1950sThis Harvey Probber coffee table features a walnut base and an octagonal top. The top is composed of eight travertine triangles which together create a unique geometric effect.MeasurementsHeight: 16.25"Diameter: 54"SpecificationsMaterials/Techniques: Walnut, travertine

US$1,800.00 USA, 1970sThis Pace coffee table is composed of two overlapping glass triangles on a curvilinear brass-plated base. The lower glass is 14″ high, while the upper is 17.75″ high.Height: 17.75"Width: 56.5"Depth: 36"

US$14,800.00 USA, 1950sEdward Wormley designed this gorgeous dining table for Dunbar in the 1950s. It is constructed of walnut, which has been expertly refinished. Each of the legs ends in black leather cuffs. Two extension leaves store under the top and slide into place when open, creating a striking design in either iteration.Each leaf measures 19.75″, allowing the table to...

US$5,800.00 USA, 1970sThis dining table was designed by Milo Baughman and manufactured by Pace Collection. It features a beautiful olive burl top and Art Deco-inspired chrome skyscraper legs. The table includes two 18″ leaves which allow it to extend up to 98″.MeasurementsHeight: 29.25"Width: 66"Depth: 39.75"SpecificationsMaterials/Techniques: Olive burl, chrome

US$3,800.00 USA, 1960sThis Hollywood Regency style coffee table was manufactured by Baker Furniture. It is composed of an eight-leg wood base with a brass-rimmed glass top.MeasurementsHeight: 18"Width: 43.88"Depth: 43.5"SpecificationsMaterials/Techniques: Brass, glass, wood

US$2,400.00 USA, 1940sThis 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 tray measures 24.5″ W x 19″ D x 1.75″ H. The stool measures 19″ W x 14.75″ D x 16″ H.MeasurementsHeight:...

US$3,800.00 USA, 1950sThis coffee table is comprised of four segmented pieces of Rosa Norvegia marble set in a mahogany base.MeasurementsHeight: 16.75"Diameter: 37.75"SpecificationsMaterials/Techniques: Mahogany, marble

US$3,200.00 Italy, 1970sThis coffee table by Saporiti Italia features a rounded square glass top and a stainless steel and wood base. The base, composed of four semi-circles, is permanently fixed to the top with invisible adhesive.MeasurementsHeight: 12.25"Width: 39.25"Depth: 39.25"SpecificationsMaterials/Techniques: Glass, Stainless Steel, Wood

US$4,500.00 USA, 1950sThis mahogany cabinet was designed by T.H. Robsjohn-Gibbings and manufactured by Widdicomb. It features three doors, two of which conceal six spacious drawers, and one which opens to reveal open storage with an adjustable shelf.MeasurementsHeight: 31.25"Width: 71.8"Depth: 20"SpecificationsMaterials/Techniques: Stained mahogany

US$3,600.00 USA, 1960sThis Hollywood Regency style coffee table was designed by Phyllis Morris. It features four silver tassel legs that support a large glass top.MeasurementsHeight: 14.5"Width: 71.8"Depth: 37.75"SpecificationsMaterials/Techniques: Gilt metal, glass