Metamorphic Table

Beautiful weathered Irish country pine table that converts to a bench with three lower drawers.

Teak metamorphic table designed by Kai Kristensen and manufactured by Trioh in Denmark in the 1960s

Rare George III Yew wood and oak metamorphic table with moulded top above four square legs joined

Midcentury Rosewood Metamorphic Elevator Coffee Dinner Table, B. C. Møbler, 1960's This 1960 rare

Gillows of Lancaster produced a small mahogany dressing-table of similar form in June 1792 for the

A fine French metamorphic marquetry inlaid ormolu mounted side table that morphes into a dressing

Swedish metamorphic console table, re-decorated paint and tapered legs.

Regency Metamorphic Games Table A fine early 19th century Scottish Regency rosewood

1960’s H.W.Klein for Bramin style Danish oak and beech side table stool Metamorphic table and

One of a kind metamorphic swivel top oak table with dark and light grains running through the wood

English metamorphic console table with carved mahogany base.

A late 19th century metamorphic oak work table, having a ratcheted tilt top, drop leaves, two long

table to a felt-lined playing surface, resting in a yoke with a low shelf and raised on paw feet, brass

Amazingly Versatile Adjustable Table Designed to Accommodate a Variety of Reading Positions. The

An important late Regency metamorphic mahogany dining table in quite exceptional original condition

American mid 19th century metamorphic country table. This table top is forty eight inches in

An Extraordinary Metamorphic Telescopic Mahogany Campaign field table / equestrian table made in

Mahogany and embossed leather metamorphic side table that folds into library steps 28"H. Table

Mid 20th Century Continental Wood Metamorphic Coffee Table that Converts (swivel base) to Dining

1960's French Metamorphic rosewood console/dining table with chrome and rosewood legs.

This unique table of sold birch is a fine example of "metamorphic" furnbiture as only the Danish

the development of convertible tables including an 1894 patent for a flip top games table. For

The unusual rectangular rising twin flap metamorphic top is cross-banded in mahogany and opens out

table the name "metamorphic" or changeable. The lustrous patina of the mahogany is quite beautiful and

This is a vintage Mid-Century mahogany table by Drexel that can be used as a coffee table or raised

the highly grained teak shield shaped tops over brass legs- each piece can stand alone- forming a large circle when put together- each bearing France and Co. labels

This spectular piece goes from console to three tier server with a simple lift of the top. Multi functional and fabulous. Handsome carving on base with a beautifully turned stretche...

A set of metamorphic library steps serving as both a rectangular table and a set of climbing steps

By pushing a button at the base of the second tier and pushing down on the top tier the bottom tier (by means of a pulley system) rises and forms a tripod. This unusual piece is in v...

The writing surface rises to give a sloped surface. Replaced green leather with gilt tooling. Original brass handles and locks with key. Five drawers at the front with dummy drawers ...

TRAY HAS A FINISHED BOTTOM AND IS REVERSIBLE ON THE BASE, SO THAT A TABLE WITHOUT A GALLERY IS FORMED

A fantastic baroque revival walnut architects desk
with makers plaque on side. Made in France late in the 19th century. Top raises, lowers and slants.

This extremely versatile and well crafted 1960s Danish teak table by Vejle Stole & Møbelfabrik is

Architects Table Antique style, circa mid 20th century architects writing mahogany desk with a

on a modern stand; the inlaid rectangular top with brass bandings centering a plaque engraved 'ER'; opening to a fitted interior which swivels to reveal another fitted compartment.

The rectangular green leather top is cross banded and fitted with a ratcheted mechanism so that the writing surface can be elevated and sits above two full length drawers to the fron...

A highly unusual and rare walnut Edwardian period metamorphic games/chess/roulette and backgammon

19th century English solid rosewood library steps that fold into a table, restored with replaced

the rectangular top with rounded edges that slides over a conforming base all in goatskin in the manner of Karl Springer

A George III period metamorphic satinwood Tambour-Top Desk with fine marquetry and parquetry inlays

Art Deco Heals metamorphic tea trolley in oak, circa 1930. This is very rare and has the circle

Unusual shape with mechanical movement, probably English, early 19th century, legs stamped 'Lyon' at top. Note: when second leaf is lifted and folded back over the first, a hidden wr...

shelf; that converts to a galleried small center or side table, when its top is in place to cover the

Early 19th century Caribbean 'Barbados' Metamorphic dressing table.

benches fitted under the case, the long drawer opening to reveal a metamorphic folding table/desk

A fine George II Chippendale period, mahogany, metamorphic architects table. The rectangular solid

metamorphic dining table, but after a falling out Jupe went his own way. Johnstone & Jeanes exhibited at

An elaborately inlaid Dutch marquetry fold-over games table. Metamorphic design, when not 'in play

Metamorphic teak table designed by Kai Kristiansen during his time at Vildbjerg Møbelfabrik in

. This metamorphic coffee table is cleverly designed and slides smoothly open to reveal a mirrored

. This metamorphic coffee table is cleverly designed and slides smoothly open to reveal a mirrored

This rare Mid-Century Modern teak metamorphic table can be used as a coffee table, a dining table

George Hunzinger game table with a circular top, circa late 19th century.  

Table and stool by Kastilia. The cylindrical body on casters hides a stool and lift/flip-top with

Eng. Mahogany Late RegencyOr WM. 1V TH METAMORPHIC 3 TIER SERVING TROLLEY OR SHELF FOR BOOKS

Midcentury metamorphic coffee table or drinks cabinet by Willy Rizzo, circa 1965. In late 1948

Early 20th century Metamorphic English library steps.