Art Vannes Tables

Wood and marquetry side table. Art Deco period, France, circa 1930.

Side Tables in Rosewood and Glass by Henning Nørgaard, 1960's Additional Information: Material: Rosewood and glass Produced by Komfort in Denmark Dimensions (W x D x H): 50 x 50 x 3...

Iconic 1930 Jean Prouvé Black Wrought Iron and Glass Side, End or Sofa Table made in France in 1930. Comes with the original 0.63 inches thick Glass Top....

Pair of wood side tables. Art Deco style, France, circa 1930.

Large 1940s French wood circular table with four angled bobbin legs and large circular top. Newly refinished in a dark stain.

Circa 1930s round French side table in a burled walnut veneer with contrasting black stained legs and edge. Unknown maker. Very good vintage co...

Circa 1930s French side table of black painted oak has a four leaf clover or quatrefoil shaped top and lower shelf and cabriole legs with carved details at the knees and top supports...

A fine French 1940s adjustable gueridon / occasional table with a black lacquered base with brass details, that supports a round mahogany top which rotates to adjust the height of th...

Side Table in Rosewood and Glass, 1960's Additional Information: Material: Rosewood and glass Style: Mid century, Scandinavia Produced in Denmark Dimensions (W x D x H): 60 x 40.5 x...

Circa 1970s side or end table with beveled edge glass top, clear lucite legs and flat brass plated banding at base and apron. Excellent vintage condition with very little visible wear.

This beautiful vintage pair of modern side tables feature a chrome harp shaped base and a thick square glass top. A sleek and sturdy design that is sure to complement any modern inte...

A French Art Nouveau mahogany side table with carved decoration in an abstract curvilinear vegetal motif by Edouard Colonna (1862-1948). Circa 1900. Along with Louis Comfort Tiffany, Edouard Colonna was one of the main designers who worked for Siegfried Bing and who, under Bing's guidance, was responsible for the creation of what is known today as the Modern Style, or Art Nouveau. Colonna is remembered for his tasteful elegance and his use of abstract forms to create a graceful linear rhythm and dynamic intertwining lines. While he occasionally started with a floral motif, Colonna abstracted nature to create the impression of a flower bud or bloom held within a carefully constructed geometric scheme. This design scheme is evident in the delicate carvings ornamenting each leg of the table and in the overall rhythm of the piece. Colonna furniture, jewelry and designs for small objects like scarf and money holders...