Cesare Occhi Walnut Coffee Table George Nakashima Bucks County Studio Woodworker

A Bassett mid century modern walnut coffee table after Adrian Pearsall with an organic and sculptural shape top, base and glass insert.

An unmarked Founders Furniture Mid Century walnut coffee table. The table features a framed book matched top and six brass capped legs. Extremely well made and unmarked as most Found...

An early Paul McCobb for Winchendon Planner Group Coffee Table. Fresh from a Bucks County PA estate.

A stunning chrome and marble coffee. The marble is imported from Portugal and heavily imbedded with fossils. The marble sits about .7” proud of the chrome frame. The table is attribu...

A United Furniture "Tiki" Line coffee table with a gray smoke glass top. Nicely restored to emphasize the wood grain as well as the contrast with the tribal carved details. The glass...

A round Paul McCobb Planner Group coffee table for Winchendon Furniture. Circa 1950’s. Unmarked.

Coffee table from American mid-century craftsman George Nakashima. The table crafted of black walnut, c.1969 features a live edge table top geometric slab base with one tapered leg. ...

An Original Walnut Coffee Table by George Nakashima. About George Nakashima: George Katsutoshi Nakashima was an American woodworker, architect, an...

A unique and sizable coffee / cocktail table in the "sled-shape" style. Produced by Nakashima Studio, New Hope, Pennsylvania, United States. Dated 1971 Executed in English Walnut...

Stunning George Nakashima Slab Coffee Table, Walnut. 1960. Table features a single slab top with three free edges, expressive figured grain...

Walnut coffee table by Fernweh Woodworking Dimensions: W 24" x D 48" long x H 16" Materials: Ash Wood options: walnut, charcoal ash, white ash. A beautiful, minimal coffee table f...

George Nakashima, free edge slab coffee table, English walnut, United States, circa 1960 American woodworker and designer George Nakashima proves with this quintessential table that he is a true master of his craft. The impressive coffee table, created custom for a private client around 1960, is designed to fully showcase the individual characteristics of the wooden slab on top. The organic, free flowing edges of the wood contribute to a dynamic and natural appearance of the design. This free-form character of the top contrast beautifully with the stark simplicity of the base, a typical trade of Nakashima. The asymmetrical composition contributes to the strength of the design and the high-visual quality. George Nakashima (1905-1990) was a well-known woodworker, architect and furniture designer from Japanese descendants. He was born in Spokane, Washington and enrolled in the University of Washington program in architecture. After his graduation in 1931, he decided to live his life as a bohemian in France. Afterwards, he spent some time in North Africa and eventually settled in Japan for some time. There, he started working for Antonin Raymond...