Coalesse Side Tables

A pair of period French Art Deco low stands (or side tables) of patinated walnut - each table featuring a sleek, early Modern design with three tiers, topped with an inset rectangula...

A chic pair of vintage faux bamboo aluminum side tables featuring sculptural bases and clean-lined glass tops. The frames have been refinished in an exterior satin finish, highlight...

Set of three wrought iron stacking tables by Salterini. Round mesh tops with iron frames and legs ending in ball feet. The tables are desi...

Ralph Lauren Mercer Street Round Side Tables, Glass Tops, "X" Frame Bases, Pair Offered for sale is a pair of Ralph Lauren Mercer Street side tabl...

A pair of Italian Midcentury gilt metal side tables with rectangular glass tops and linear silhouettes. Transform your living space with the luxurious addition of these Italian Midce...

A striking pair of low side or end tables in the manner of Maison Jansen, crafted in warm fruitwood and topped with vivid malachite veneer. The malachite surfaces display dramatic na...

Set of three chrome plated steel side tables with glass tops by Saporiti Itália . The two larger tables are the same size and the third table is a little smaller. 2 Large W18” D18.5...

A very nice set of three MCM inlaid walnut rolling cube side tables by Andre Bus for Lane Acclaim, circa 1960s. Handsome and versatile the set has beautiful butterfly joint inlay des...

"Xraydio 1 Razza" is a side table, designed by Diesel Creative Team and manufactured by Moroso, featuring a top in plate glass featuring a printed film insert of a X-ray picture of a stingray and a base in steel with raw black finish. Dimensions: D. 16.5", W. 24", H. 15.7" The X-rays of a stingray swimming on a blue background on glass use the colors of the underwater sea world with shades from electric to deep blue, maintaining the transparency of glass at the same time. The effect is strong, evocative and very iconographic. The same X-rays process has been used for the larger side table but this time the selected image is a dj console...

Design for Ramsay Contemporain. Beginning of the 1970s. Stainless steel base with a thick glass top.     

Pair of 'Méandre' blackened steel and glass side tables by Design Frères. Chic and understated.

Simplicity is often born from necessity. In this case, we wanted to design a table built purely from connected slabs, making it highly producible with minimal waste from leftover par...