Daniel Gluck Studio Coffee and Cocktail Tables

This small, square coffee table from the 1960s is crafted in the Brutalist style and made of heavy oak. The tabletop features a decorative wood grain, which gives the furniture a war...

This small, square coffee table from the 1960s is crafted in the Brutalist style and made of heavy oak. The wood displays characteristic signs of use, which give the furniture a warm...

Vintage brutalist coffee or cocktail table by California sculptor and artist Daniel Gluck, made in Los Angeles c. 1970s. The original 3/4" glass top sits on a sculpted bronze base, ...

A robust Brutalist coffee table, crafted from thick solid oak and constructed using traditional mortise-and-tenon joints. The tabletop shows slight weathering, consistent with the pi...

This coffee table is a bold statement piece and has a gravity defying design in true brutalist fashion! The raw, industrial aesthetic is softened by the white lacquer and the fact ...

Vintage oval brutalist stone coffee table. Beautifully tiled stones with gorgeous brown/green/beige colours. 1970s - Germany Height: 45...

Brutalist mosaic aluminum, brass and agate coffee table made by Belgian artist Raf Verjans in 1970's in the style of Paul Evans

Gorgeous Mid-Century Modern coffee table featuring rich walnut grain on a set of sturdy legs. (Please confirm item location - NY or NJ - with dealer).

This exceptional vintage coffee table represents a remarkable collaboration between artistry and function. Created by renowned California artist Daniel Gluck in the 1960s, the “Swirl” showcases the era’s bold experimentation with form and materials. The table’s most captivating feature is its sculptural base—an abstract composition of torch-cut steel that spirals upward in a dramatic, fluid motion. This dynamic swirling form creates visual movement from every angle, transforming a utilitarian piece into a work of art. The raw, industrial character of the steel provides a striking contrast to the refined elegance of the thick oval glass top that rests above. The substantial glass surface not only offers practical functionality but also allows the intricate metalwork below to remain fully visible, ensuring the base’s artistic merit takes center stage. This thoughtful design choice exemplifies mid-century modern aesthetics, which celebrated transparency and openness. As a statement piece, the Swirl coffee table...

A striking round coffee table from the 1970s, combining the rich character of wengé wood with smoked glass and defined by bold geometric proportions and a distinctly architectural pr...

Silas Seandel sculptural coffee table designed and manufactured in the United States, circa 1970s. This exceptional piece embodies the bold artistic vision and sculptural approach th...

Stunning and iconic Mid-Century Modern Brutalist folding coffee table. Design by Percifal Lafer. Striking Brazilian design from the 1970s. The Brutalist coffee table is made out of t...