Italy, 1980s This restrained example of Arts and Crafts furniture was designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh in 1918. It features a square top and window-pane style base in ebonized wood. This example is a high quality Cassina reissue made in
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USA, 1978 This unique and whimsical table was sculpted out of a steel I-beam by Albert Leon Wilson. The base is signed and dated. Wilson is credited as the first sculptor to work with I-beams, and his work is in
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USA, 1930′s This classic art deco side table by Warren McArthur is constructed of aluminum tubing in McArthur’s patented technique. The frame is in original condition, and it features a brand new walnut veneer top.
Italy, 1970′s This sleek Italian table is made of chrome, brass, and glass and is in very good condition. It can serve as a console table or a sofa table.
USA, 1950′s This walnut dining table has been expertly refinished to highlight its stunning grain. It features two additional leaves that measure 18″ each and a fifth leg for additional support in the center when the table is fully extended.
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USA, 1970′s This versatile table has a beautiful sculptural base accented with chrome connectors. It speaks for itself.
USA, 1960′s Great vintage example of this classic Eames design.
USA, 1950′s This beautiful drop-leaf table by Swedish-born Greta Grossman is versatile and elegant. When leaves are down the table measures 60″L x 18″D x 29″H.
USA, 1970′s This beautiful walnut table has been expertly refinished.
Everything in our home suggests some aspect of our story: the studio itself, which Michael designed fifteen years ago; the antiques from Alicia’s childhood; the artwork we’ve traded for or picked up on our travels. The pieces we’ve acquired from
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Canada, 1950′s Elegant console table perfect for a front hallway. Dimensions of glass top are 26.25″ W x 11″.
USA, 1970′s This beautiful table features a magnificent elm burl grain. With a warm glowing tone, this table will make a statement in any room. Two 18″ leaves extend the length from 60″ to 96″.
USA, 1960′s This versatile rectangular table by Charles Eames has a beautiful rare rosewood veneer top. It can be used as a dining table or conference table or desk.
USA, 1970′s This elegant table can serve as a dining table, conference table, or desk. With a beautiful walnut top and chrome base.
USA, 1970′s This beautiful table features two slatted chrome bases with a 5/8″ thick glass racetrack top with a beveled edge.
Danish, 1950′s This rare coffee table by Johannes Andersen has a unique sculptural shape with a useful lower shelf.