Early Production 1st Generation Ms. Pac-Man Cocktail Table with “SpeedUp Chip”

Rare example of 1st generation LTR with label intact. Released in 1950, the abbreviated LTR stood for the Low (L) Table (T) with Rod base (R). Following the success of the plywood group in the latter half of the 1940's, the Eames LTR side table...

An English low coffee or cocktail table with a games top, featuring a square reverse faux marble painting under glass of a chess or checkers board...

Fabulous game cocktail chess table from the mid sixties. Hand carved and polychrome figures which are easily stored below the chess table top. Gre...

A true work of art by deceased Palm Beach artist Marvin Arenson, a sheathed metal over wood backgammon board with whimsical hand wrought repousse designs. Comes with an equally beautiful matching box with game pieces and cups. All are works of art. The base is chic lucite and the board can cleverly double as a cocktail table with two pieces of custom glass panels that insert to protect the surface of the board. Artist signed. Cups 4" height x 2.5 diameter. Backgammon chips...

This cocktail table doubles as a functioning backgammon table made with an ebonized Argentine Rosewood base and top and an ebony and bird's-eye maple inlay. Features a tray for cockt...

Unique low table, the framed rectangular top inlaid to function as a game board. One concealed drawer at the end to hold the game pieces. The boldly turned legs joined by H-stretcher.