Mid Century Extendable Coffee Table

Attributed to Aldo Tura, this lacquered goatskin parchment coffee table features a richly textured finish and a sliding mechanism that extends the tabletop from both ends. Combining ...

Hexa Coffee Table by Bernard Vuarnesson for Bellato International A striking vintage design by French designer Bernard Vuarnesson, the Hexa coffee table was produced by Bellato Inte...

Cristal Art Coffee Table, Italy, 1953 This is a mid-century modern coffee table designed by Cristal Art.

ITALIAN ARCHITECTURAL COFFEE TABLE — REMINISCENT OF GIANFRANCO FRATTINI’S KYOTO An exceptionally graphic Italian coffee table from the 1970s, defined by an intricate wooden grid cons...

A magnificent example of Italian radical design ingenuity from the late 1960s, this extraordinary low round coffee table, model Quadrifoglio, was designed by Cesare Augusto Nava and...

Designed in Italy by Aldo Tura this RARE brown, lacquered goatskin, extending coffee table is fantastic. Tura's use of goatskin makes each piece uniquely beautiful. No two pieces wi...

A refined and versatile statement piece that adds an unmistakable layer of mid-century sophistication to any curated interior.

Daniel Gluck is a sculptor and artist best known for his sculptural coffee tables. Daniel Gluck and Daniel Gluck Studios left an indelible mark on the artistic landscape of Los An...

Dating back to the Postmodern era, the mid-century modern Italian Zeus coffee table by Lapalma transforms travertine, glass, and gunmetal into a highly sculptural and functional desi...

Perfect for designers and collectors alike searching for an adaptable coffee table that can center an entire room. Able to blend seamlessly against a multitude of design backdrops fr...

With its versatile design and sleek silhouette, the "Orbit" Coffee Table complements a variety of interior styles, from contemporary to mid-century modern.

A stunning vintage Ercol drop leaf coffee table in solid Elm, this was made in England and dates from the 1960-70’s. It has a useful space saving gate leg design with a leaf that dr...

A unique and sculptural coffee table with a very distinctive tree trunk top.

From Tariki Ltd Website: Founded in 1972, Tariki Limited LLC is a ceramic art and design studio creating sculpture and integrative design installations for public, private, and corp...

George Nelson expandable coffee table for Herman Miller, c.1950s, USA. The unique table features a stained maple table top and four ebonized legs. The two shorter sides of the table ...

Designed by Maison Regain, this 1960s French coffee table brings together the warmth of solid elm and the texture of ceramic tile in a way that feels both rustic and refined. Low an...

Chrome and walnut veneer coffee table designed by Milo Baughman for Thayer Coggin Institutional Inc. Walnut veneer top measures 45" diameter. There are 4 chrome steel legs which exte...

A French coffee table from the 1960s, attributed to Roger Capron, where symbolism and structure are held in careful balance. Circular in form, the table is anchored by a solid oak f...

A rare and striking example of French Mid-Century sculptural furniture, this coffee table functions not only as a practical piece but also as an important decorative statement.

Rare Architect Ignazio Gardella 'T5' adjustable coffee table for Azucena, Italy, 1949. It features a felt top surface and an adjustable base that extends in height for use as either...

Description The Pitagora coffee table features an elongated rectangular tabletop with subtly chamfered corners, supported by four slender cylindrical metal legs.

The Rotunda coffee table by Friso Kramer for Ahrend de Cirkel features a circular clear glass top resting on three vertical metal uprights, with an integrated circular metal magazine...

This coffee table is named Model 751, a low table by Ico Parisi and produced by Cassina in Italy. The visible Cassina label on the frame supports the manufacturer, and the open arran...

This mid-century modern coffee table, designed by Sandro Petti for L'Angolo MetallArte in Italy during the 1970s, is a remarkable example of sculptural modernist design.

Edward Wormley extending coffee table for Dunbar, c.1960s, USA. The walnut table features a brass edge detailing around all sides of table. Once extended the table reveals two stone ...

Designed and made in the 1960s, these tables have become hard to find and are uncommon to come up. Composed of two halves, each part pivots around the central leg, in a switchblade m...

Designed by Sergio Rodrigues for Oca in 1965, the “Eleh” coffee table / bench belongs to the Arcos series and exemplifies the architectural clarity of his Brazilian Modern furniture....

This sophisticated Mid-Century Modern Hollywood Regency end table or coffee table, inspired by the opulent designs of Maison Bagues, captivates with its circa 1970s elegance.

- Item was carefully refurbished - when extended 200cm

Afra & Tobia Scarpa “Africa” Coffee Table from the Artona Series for Maxalto, Italy, 1970s. An exceptional large-scale coffee table from the celebrated Artona collection, showca...

A French Modernist coffee table designed in the manner of Guillerme et Chambron, from the 1960s, crafted in oak. The composition is defined by its architectural lines and grounded pr...

A rare and spectacular pair of Italian coffee tables designed by Giacomo Sinopoli and produced by Liwan’s in Rome during the late 1970s. . Possessing a commanding architectural prese...

Designed and made in the 1960s, these tables have become hard to find and are uncommon to come up. Composed of two halves, each part pivots around the central leg, in a switchblade m...

Edward Wormley for Dunbar coffee table with pull-out extensions (expands 12" on each end). Lacquered in hunter green, hand rubbed finish. Extended is 67-7/8.

Rare coffee table by Arturo Pani, 1960s. The table is supported on all four sides by fantastic cobra heads at the upper corners, the serpent's bodies extending to the floor and conne...

An exceptional example of mid-century Brazilian design, where engineering, ornament, and utility converge in a single, highly collectible form.

Elegant yet restrained, the table combines classical architectural references with the glamorous materials and clean proportions that made Jansen-inspired furniture so desirable duri...

The table reinterprets the traditional European refectory-table vocabulary in a distinctly mid-century Scandinavian manner.

This charming folding coffee table pairs traditional craftsmanship with thoughtful, space-saving design. Crafted from solid oak, the piece showcases a soft, natural finish that highl...

Unique cocktail/coffee table composed of a wrought iron frame with an inset green ceramic tile asymmetrical/trapezoidal top above two swiveling surfaces, all supported by splayed iro...

In this listing you will find an exceptional “Spider” coffee table by Italian architect and designer Carlo De Carli, dating from the 1950s.

18th century French cabinet makers sought to make great furniture by creating works that blended rare materials in exotic but harmonious ways. Jansen re-affirms this with a modern ne...

Renowned for its simplicity, functionality, and natural beauty, this table epitomizes the essence of mid-century Scandinavian furniture.

Designed by Percival Lafer in Brazil during the 1970s, this coffee table was conceived as the coordinating table for the MP-129 seating series. Manufacturer imagery published by Lafe...

An exceptionally rare and refined signed glass coffee table, attributed to French designer Jean René Talopp — a figure of considerable art-historical interest whose work in glass fur...

From the Annika series. 1950's. Stamped. Patinated wood. As the descendant of four generations of Swedish master cabinetmakers, Bruno Mathsson was born to design furniture. Mathsson ...

The contrast between the warm tone of the wood and the transparency of the glass gives the table clarity. Well suited as a coffee table or occasional table, it is a refined example o...

Equally compelling in residential and commercial interiors, this Daniel Gluck bronze lotus coffee table would work beautifully in a Brutalist, Mid-Century Modern, Organic Modern, Pos...

Geometric coffee table from the 1970s in the Artedi-inspired style, featuring a solid black marble pedestal base with striking white veining throughout. The square clear glass top re...

Condor Coffee Table by Fredrik Schriever-Abeln for Orbro Glass, 1960's This coffee table reflects the Scandinavian Modern style with its sculptural yet functional design. The solid ...

French massive oak wooden coffee table like Charlotte Perriand, Pierre Chapo, Jean PRopuvé, trapezoidal tripod base, Wabi-Sabi. . It also reminds the work of Baley and Zimbacca archi...

The elegantly minimalistic design with simple clean lines makes this table flow with grace in any period or style environment and among mid-century Classic design offering beauty and...

Rare and sculptural oval coffee table attributed to Nicolay (Nicolas) Diulgheroff, a key figure of Italian Futurism active across art, architecture, and design. This piece perfectly...

Geometric coffee table designed by John Keal for Brown Saltman USA circa 1950's Walnut base with two extending sides slanted for book display Black and white checkerboard surface in...

Space Age cylindrical drum / canister cocktail table, made of chrome & spun brushed aluminum base, original smoked mirrored glass top. This table has a very unique provenance from th...

An exquisite design by John Keal for Brown Saltman. The expanding table design allows for additional surface use and storage. This design element is great for when you have drinks or...

Blending fantasy, glamour, and sculptural artistry, this exceptional table embodies both mid-century whimsy and contemporary sophistication.

With nothing else out there like it this shape-shifting table is the very epitome of "extraordinary" and can blend seamlessly against a multitude of design backdrops from Mid-Century...

The scarce antique, circa 1900, believed to have originated as a parlor center table, likey having long legs shortened to a low table sometime in the mid-century when coffee tables c...

A French Regency coffee table, from the 1960s, created in the manner of Maison Jansen where metal takes on the language of textile.