Art Vannes Tables

Lovely carved wood two-tier side table from France, 1940s. Circular top with triangular lower shelf and four carved bobbin legs. Original finish shows nice age and patina. Perfect be...

A pair of 1970s satin brass and glass side tables by Pace Collection. New 1/2”thick glass tops. Dim: 20” diameter 16.25 high.

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

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....

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

A French 1940s cream lacquered side table of elegant form with three tapering curved legs.  

Traspade side table by Testatonda Dimensions: D 55 x W 55 x H 42 cm. Materials: stainless steel, glass. The Trespade collection is the repetition of dimensions, the intertwining...

Panton side table by Domkapa Dimensions: W 50 x D 50 x H 51 cm. Materials: Grey beige matte lacquered, bronze glass, black texturized, gold brushed stainless steel. Also available...

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.

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...

Swedish Art Deco Side Table / Bar Table, Sweden, 1930s Exceptional Swedish Art Deco side or bar table from the 1930s, displaying impressive craftsmanship and an unusually elaborate combination of exotic woods, decorative inlays and ingenious storage. The tabletop is particularly striking, combining richly figured elm-root and mahogany veneers with period-typical inlaid motifs depicting liquor and cigarettes. Protected beneath a glass top, these playful details reveal the table's original function as a piece intended for entertaining and give it a wonderfully distinctive character. The sides of the table are equally carefully considered, incorporating several small shelves and locking compartments for storing bottles, glasses and other bar accessories. Mahogany and contrasting zebrano veneers emphasize the geometric construction and bring additional richness to the compact architectural form. Despite its relatively restrained proportions, the table reveals new details from every angle. The combination of luxurious veneers, practical concealed storage and witty pictorial decoration is characteristic of the sophisticated approach to Swedish furniture making during the interwar period. The piece can be used as originally intended as a compact bar table, while its proportions also make it highly suitable as a side or occasional table. Even when closed, the richly figured veneers and decorative tabletop give it a strong sculptural presence. A charming and unusual example of Swedish Art Deco furniture...

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...