Rip Tide Coffee Table by Michael Coffey. USA, 2008. This gorgeous double leaf coffee table was hand carved from African Mozambique. The design dates from 1983 and each Rip Tide Coffee table is unique. Table can be custom ordered in a variety of hardwoods.
Round Slate Top Side Table by Paul Evans. USA, circa 1960s. A beautiful low occaisonal table with original round Pennsylvania slate top. Tapered hexagonal base in alternating braised bronze and blackened steel. Steel base attaches to an apron, leafed in gold, upon which the slate top rests.
Slate Top Chip Carved Cone Table by Phillip Lloyd Powell. USA, circa 1960s. A gorgeous and rare example of Powell's chip carving in a slate top occaisonal table. Conical base is hand chipped out of Walnut and reveals a gold leafed and recessed apron. Slate top is held by four hand-carved and morticed struts. The original top is unlaquered 1' thick Pennsylvania slate and has elegant rounded corners.
Lucite and Brass Cocktail Table by Charles Hollis Jones
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A Lucite and Brass Cocktail Table by Charles Hollis Jones. USA, c. 1960s. A gorgeous low table with lathed acrylic cross bars and polished brass corners. Supporting lower cross-members also in brass. The lathing on the acrylic cross bars and legs give the look of bamboo. A delicate and well proportioned low table by the master of acrylic furniture. Removable glass top.
A large two-tiered gun metal and polished brass low table by Karl Springer circa 1980s. The table features the impossible to duplicate deep gun metal finish with gold - polished brass accents and grey tinted smoked glass surfaces. Signed Karl Springer with embossed metal on inside support.
Round Low Occaisonal Table by Philip and Kelvin LaVerne. USA, c. 1950s. A gorgeous and delicate low occaisonal table in a "Japonaise" style. A cerulean Japanese vase and bowl with flowers adorn the table top. The table top motif and the natural patina in the brass were created with a secret and closely guarded LaVerne chemical etch formula. The three table legs are comprised of intertwining brass bars.
Low Table by George Nakashima in English Walnut, USA, c. 1970s. A wonderful example of Nakashima's craftsmanship and deference to form. This low occaisonal or coffee table uses a single slender slab of Walnut with a deep serpentine grain. Typical of Nakashima the form of the bench carefully parrallels the grain patterning giving way to a large oval shaped knot at the wider end. A single Rosewood Butterfly adorns the narrow end.
A pair of oversized end-tables by Tommi Parzinger for Charak Modern. USA, Circa 1960s. The tops with parquet pattern are supported by elegant tapered legs with a champhered edged second supporting shelf, all in mahogany bleached to matte bone white. Ideal for livingroom or bedroom, made for large lamps, yet gracefully proportioned, a classic hallmark of Parzinger design.
A low drum table in Walnut with slate top by Phillip Lloyd Powell. USA, c. 1950s. An early example of Powell's work this drum table has three joints that seamlessly allow for expansion and shrinkage of the wood. In beautiful original condition.
Large Mesa Walnut Veneer Coffee Table designed by T.H. Robsjohn - Gibbings for Widdicomb. USA, 1953. A large Mesa table with walnut veneer in maintained original condition. Coffee table has three undulating tiers with corresponding base. Original veneer is in excellent maintained condition. Table has the original Widdicomb label and stenciled numbers 3-53, 1760-6.
Illustrated: Modern Americana, Todd Merrill and Julie Iovine, Rizzoli, 2008. pg. 200.
A Pair of Lacquered Wood and Bronze Low Tables by Charles and Fils, c.1950, France. Diminutive, chocolate lacquered low tables or night stands. Each with a single drawer and original bronze pull on an open bronze base.
Set of Two Nesting Tables by John Dickinson, USA, 1970. Set of two diminutive nesting tables in Dickinson's iconic white plaster over wood. Two sets (four pieces total) available.
Sculpted Steel Coffee Table with Scalloped Base by Paul Evans, USA, circa 1970's. Welded steel coffee table in polychrome over patinated finish, with a glass top and scalloped base. Decorated with an alternating motif of hand drawn circles and grids.
Pair of Low Hexagonal Side Tables by Phillip Lloyd Powell, USA, circa 1960's. Low Hexagonal Side Table by Phillip Lloyd Powell in walnut with inset slate top. 15.5"H x 25.5"W x 22.5"D. Good original condition.
A Burr walnut coffee table by Johannes Itten German, c 1930. A Rare coffee table designed by Johannes Itten, c. 1930. Shortly after leaving the Bauhaus in 1922 as a professor of the preliminary course, Itten formed his own school in Berlin and it was during this period he designed these for his own home.A simple design that shows off the beauty of the wood in its surface
This elegant petite demi-lune console table by Samuel Marx, in burled and bleached elm comes from a Chicago estate. Stamped twice “Quigley” Very good original condition. 19 x 9.375 x 24 inches
Minguren I low table by Mira Nakashima
USA, 2000
A Minguren I low table with a magnificent free-edge top of outstanding burlwood on a tapered walnut base. Signed on underside Mira Nakashima 9-26-00.
Excellent original condition
14.75"H 31.25"W 18.5"D
Each elegant base of silvered-bronze with arched swivel legs and delicate foliate design support a beveled-edge 3/4" glass slab top. Silver is patinated but can be buffed to a brighter finish if desired.
Cathedral Table by Silas Seandel
USA, circa 1975
An early example of Seandel's Cathedral Table he started producing around 1975. The brass/bronze base consists of cylinder shapes welded together in the cylinder shapes of varying heights. Seandel then deftly manipulates his welding torch to create the rough look on the edges.
Some scratches to the glass top, metal base in excellent original condition.
A unusual single extra-wide three-tier Pagoda table by James Mont,USA,circa 1960's, in brass leaf over silver leaf in original antique high lacquer finish. Exceptionally rare to find untouched original finish in this condition.
Magnificent Black Resin and Malachite Coffee Table by Ado Chale
Belgium, c. 1970
A Magnificent black resin and malachite coffee table by Ado Chale, c. 1970.A low table in black resin with malachite inlays in three organic forms spanning the width of the table and has a bronze inlay signature “Chale” on the apron. The top rests on three black, metal tripod bases.
Smoked mirror coffee table by James Mont. Deeply smoked mirror shows wonderful ageing, black lacquered frame, classic Asian modern styling. Contains two hidden compartments underneath, an often requested feature from some of Mont's more notorious clientele.
Low Table by Pierre Cardin
France, c. 1970
Low occasional table by Pierre Cardin. Satin finish brushed metal top with stepped sides in mirror chrome. Signed with impressed signature, “Pierre Cardin”.
15.5 H 30 W 30 D
Excellent original condition
TMF1073
A delicate and elegant occasional low table in the LaVerne’s cherished patinated
bronze technique. The table’s surface has a lovely stylized floral motif.
Electrified Plexiglas and Mirrored Glass Low Table by Ron Ferri
Circa 1970’s, USA
Plexiglas and Mirror
There are few designers who captured the essence of the Studio 54 era as well as
Ron Ferri did. The Emerald green Plexiglas base is illuminated from within and
rests on a sleek mirrored glass top. Pure disco chic.
From the original Jay Spectre designed interior for R. Roberts.
documented in Point of View: Design by Jay Spectre by J. Spectre and G. Bradfield; page 46
Square top decorated with Chinoiserie fretwork carved apron on a fluted column base, finished in antiqued gold metal leaf as shown in concept drawing. Listed on Mont’s Contract Specifications provided by Mont to Mr. Orlowitz. New York, 1963
Provenance:
Ellis Orlowitz, King Cole Penthouse, Miami, USA
Mr Steven Z Levinson & Dr Judi Berson-Levinson, King Cole Penthouse, Miami, USA
Round top with Chinoiserie fretwork carved apron on a beautifully carved column pedestal and Lotus motif base, finished in silver leaf with gold leaf accents. Accompanied by a copy of the original concept drawing of the Orlowitz living room. New York, 1963
Provenance:
Ellis Orlowitz, King Cole Penthouse, Miami, USA
Mr Steven Z Levinson & Dr Judi Berson-Levinson, King Cole Penthouse, Miami, USA
A fantastic Asian scroll table covered with tawny colored crocodile embossed leather.A great example of Karl Springer’s craftsmanship and is signed and dated on the underside.
Beautiful bronze and pewter low occasional table by Philip & Kelvin LaVerne with abstract Asian scene. Chic, modernist square base and legs. Made for a glass top.
