Alvar Aalto Dining Room Tables

Designed by Alvar Aalto in 1933 Date of Manufacture: Circa 1940 (during WWII) A very rare round table by Alvar Aalto. This particular piece has been made in Sweden when Artek ope...

A beautiful 1930s dining table by Alvar Aalto for Finmar, executed in Birch plywood with L-legs. This stunning early example is in excellent condition, recently cleaned up with some ...

Model 81C table by Alvar Aalto for O.Y Huonekalu ja Rakennustyötehdas A.B from the 1930s. Birch, L-legs. Classic Alvar Aalto Scandinavian Modern design. Beautiful honey colored patin...

Rare Alvar Aalto Scandinavian modern dining room table for Artek in the mid 1900s. Ash tree, LH1 -legs, extendable, the extendable part can be stored under the table top. Good vintag...

Rare "Sunflower" Dining table. No longer in production. Painted wood, brass details. This piece was Designed in 1938/39 for Villa Mairea, a house Aalto designed for his friends Harry...

Originally designed by Alvar Aalto in 1933, this half-round table formed part of his iconic L-leg collection. Aalto created the collection after experimenting with bending wood in the early 1920s, before patenting his technique in 1933. The table is constructed from solid birch ply finished with a clear lacquer in order to allow the natural wood to be the focal point. The legs of the table feature the iconic L-shape bends, while the semi-circular table top has a black linoleum finish. Incredibly versatile, the shape of the table makes it ideal for compact spaces, such as hallways or kitchens and dining...

This writing desk or kitchen table is a fine example of designer Alvar Aalto’s bentwood furniture design, produced by his Artek workshop. The unusually narrow proportions of the piece, suggest this was a bespoke commission for a private collector. Made late 1930s, early 1940s. Alvar Aalto (1898 - 1976), was a significant contributor of the International Style architectural movement since the opening on his firm in 1923. Working in collaboration with his first wife, architect Aino Marsio, they sought to create gersamkunstwerks - total works of art in which his designs would produce integrated spaces stimulating all senses. His intention was to design furniture recognisably modern, human - but most significantly, Finnish. Through his use of local birch wood in his furniture, Aalto imbued his designs with a warmth through curvilinear form. Focussing on the human through analysing the social implications of his designs, his humanist mode of practice inspired the likes of American designers Charles and Ray Eames, and George Nelson. This vintage example displays beautifully his innovative bent-wood L leg, developed alongside Otto Korhonen...

This is a beautiful extending table model 92 by Alvar Aalto from 1940s. Body of the table is solid birch. The surface of the table is laminated by oak veneer. Extension leaf to be st...

A fantastic Alvar Aalto fan leg dining table. Birchwood with nice patina and grain-very good condition.

Scandinavian Modern vintage square like form side table from plywood and birch dining table or side table by Alvar Aalto designed circa 1946 Finland manufactured circa 1960. A wonde...

Rare large size original 1930's modernist early Alvar Aalto L-Leg plywood dining, conference or library table. beautiful patina. numbered legs and 1930's Finmar label. Manufactured b...

Dining table designed by Alvar Aalto, circa 1960 Special commission, unique piece of measure: 246 x 140 x73 cm Wood legs and structure. In great original condition, with minor...

Alvar Aalto iconic Scandinavian Mid-Century Modern round table with birch L legs and contrasting black table top. 39.25" round. Table marked ICF, the retailer and designer/manufactur...