Utilitarian Table

Tambor Side Table by CEU Dia 27.5 - 35.4" x H 28" The item is customizable by size HIDDEN TREASURES: We search for old wood bowls and Javanese wood drums to transform into our urb...

Beautiful 1950s Belgian utilitarian workbench / work table featuring 3 drawers with carved wooden pulls.

We are delighted to offer for sale this vintage mid century modern kidney shaped side table in the G-Plan style A nice small utilitarian table, ideally suited for a glass of wine ...

1950s Giuseppe Ostuni 'Vipere' table lamp for O-Luce. An extremely rare and surprisingly utilitarian table lamp executed in white painted aluminum and brass by one of the most refine...

While they are perfectly utilitarian table lamps, they are also works of art in their own right that would be a winning addition atop any console or table, and suit any style of inte...

One of a kind primitive painted utilitarian work table cabinet with exceptional wear and appearance.

We are delighted to offer this nice primate English oak side table circa 1930’s Please note the delivery fee listed is just a guide, it covers within the M25 only for the UK and l...

We are delighted to offer this nice primate English oak coffee table circa 1950’s A very utilitarian every day piece, this has the original finish and is a good worker day table ...

We are delighted to this lovely side table sized vintage flamed mahogany two over three chest of drawers A very well made piece, the timber is all flamed mahogany and in the right...

This 20th Century French metal and wooden folding garden table captures the utilitarian charm and easy functionality of classic outdoor furnishings.

The apron is simple and clean, giving the piece a timeless, understated silhouette. The table stands on sturdy square legs that taper subtly downward, lending a slightly elevated ele...

Woods’ block printed motifs were applied to Wrong’s utilitarian cabinets. These tables are reminiscent of 1950s furniture – a fitting vehicle because much of Woods’ work is based on ...

Featuring a simple, utilitarian form, the table pairs a solid pine top with charming green painted legs, reflecting mid-century functional design.

Its architectural presence, carved geometry, and warm beechwood construction reflect a design philosophy that merged artistry with functionality, treating furniture as a form of appl...

With its slender profile and utilitarian charm, this table is equally at home in any environment.

The circular plank top, composed of wide boards, displays a wonderfully tactile surface with visible grain, knots, and age-softened wear that speaks to its utilitarian origins. The ...

Executed in silverplate, the piece is conceived as a miniature sculptural tableau rather than a purely utilitarian table object. The composition features a standing cherub, or putto...

Additional evidence of age includes traces of dried old wormhole activity along the skirt and legs, as well as wear to the legs/feet consistent with a utilitarian farm table. These e...

A single drawer is integrated into the apron and fitted with a simple round pull, maintaining the table’s straightforward, utilitarian character. The legs are straight and tapered, r...

The plain wooden top emphasizes the table’s utilitarian origin while remaining elegant and decorative.

As such, this model is a great utilitarian piece for a vanity table with an impressive size.

Likely crafted in India during the mid-20th century, this table reflects utilitarian design influences often seen in garden, courtyard, and verandah furnishings.

The interplay of organic surface and industrial structure exemplifies Rodrigues’ sophisticated approach to material contrast. Both utilitarian and elegant, these tables demonstrate h...

The plain wooden top emphasizes the table’s utilitarian origin while remaining elegant and decorative.

The tabletops, although they are small, they still showcase the unique qualities of the wood, while also providing functional space for the utilitarian function. The tables are eleme...

This design choice balances the table’s utilitarian origins with an understated elegance.

Design Crafted in France in the 1950s, the table reflects a utilitarian ethos characteristic of post-war Brutalism.

Angelo Mangiarotti Dining Table for La Sorgente del Mobile, metal and wood, Italy, 1972 Nothing here is decorative, yet nothing feels strictly utilitarian.

Style : Scandinavian Modern Mid-Century Modern Nordic Design Scandinavian Modernism 1970s Minimalist Key Features : Solid wood frame Rectangular glazed ceramic top Swedish made Swed...

The presence of a drawer on each long side is a practical feature rarely preserved so intact, offering balanced storage while reinforcing the table’s utilitarian origins. Though unma...

They easily transform into a square multi-use: tea table, card table, reading table, tea table, etc.

A stunning ceramic artwork that can be both utilitarian as a table lamp, or simply used as a decorative object for display.

Iron brackets and tension rods on either side provide structural stability while reinforcing the table’s utilitarian, workshop character. The base rests on sturdy, outward-curving fe...

Matégot, celebrated for his innovative use of Rigitulle (a patented perforated metal), brought a lyrical sensibility to utilitarian materials. This table exemplifies his approach: li...

The leather surface is framed by a warm-toned wooden surround, creating a crisp contrast that immediately signals its use as a writing, occasional, or small bureau-style table rather...

20th Century French Iron Bakery Table with Wooden Top. This French bakery table combines utilitarian charm with understated character, featuring a wrought iron frame and two wooden s...

The top is supported on a robust oak frame with well-proportioned trestle ends and a pegged central stretcher, the exposed joinery reinforcing the table's honest, utilitarian constru...

This 20th Century French industrial table embodies utilitarian design with an understated elegance.

Placed side by side these are an ideal cocktail / coffee table, bedside tables or end tables within a utilitarian/industrial or even a fussier setting.

This 20th Century French industrial table exemplifies utilitarian design elevated by honest materials and thoughtful proportions.

The strong, grounded form reflects its utilitarian origins, as the table was likely used as a work table earlier in its life.

A versatile piece that functions beautifully as a kitchen island, console, or serving table, embodying the utilitarian elegance of early 20th-century European craftsmanship.

Heavily patinated due to there utilitarian past. Price is per table.

Balancing functionality and sculptural presence, this coffee table transcends its utilitarian purpose to exist as a collectible design object.

This particular example was produced in Italy and dates back to the 1990s. The table features a thick glass top resting on four industrial-style caster wheels, combining sculptural e...

The verde marble top with its dark chevron pattern is a modern replacement and plays harmoniously with the hue of the table, an overall utilitarian form that today serves perfectly a...

Unlike traditional work desks, the Kallio exudes a subtle sophistication, resembling more of a boudoir table than a utilitarian piece of furniture. Yet, beneath its elegant exterior ...

The visible tool marks, warm honey-brown tones, and honest joinery speak to its folk art heritage - a piece made for use and built to last. This table’s understated, utilitarian desi...

Marajoara is a handcrafted reinterpretation of utilitarian modernist furniture: a work table that leaves the “office” standard, but retains the same functionalities and allows you to...

Functional openings on the sides highlight the table's rational and utilitarian aspects, a hallmark of van der Laan’s approach.

The distinctive Anouk Coffee Table is a perfect accent to soften a space with utilitarian function.

Iron brackets and tension rods on either side provide structural stability while reinforcing the table’s utilitarian, workshop character. The base rests on sturdy, outward-curving fe...

At once sculptural and utilitarian, this rare table stands as a bold collector’s item—perfect for those seeking a distinctive blend of fine art and design.

Such dishes were often part of larger composite arrangements, typically organised around a central star-shaped dish, emphasising symmetry and visual order on the table. More than ut...

During this era, napkin rings were not only utilitarian items for table settings but also expressions of personal style and taste.

The notches at the corners allow for the placement of cigarettes, while the thickness of the glass gives it a striking presence on a table. Both a utilitarian and decorative object, ...

Inspired by the 1950s trend of serving green salads in Denmark, he developed a unique enameling technique that allowed for a glossy, colorful interior on thin steel, elevating the ma...