Fredrik Schriever-Abeln Tables

Vintage coffee table in teak, Denmark 1960s

- good original condition with minor signs of use

Rectangular coffee table veneered in rosewood. At the first glance we see a lightness created by the clean lines of the frame. And the elongated rectangular shape creates an eleganc...

An elegant Danish Modern coffee table crafted from rosewood. The design is characterized by sleek lines and rounded edges. A narrow top and tall legs that taper downward create a sen...

A tree trunk coffee table in organic form with beautiful wood grain and smooth texture. The tree trunk is cut straight on the one side and it takes an arrow shape with a pointed end ...

Stoneware & Rosewood Coffee Table by Toe Poulsen. Rosewood base w/ Hand Glazed Stoneware Tiles. Signed by Tue.

A striking coffee table designed by Sven Ellekaer and produced by Christian Linneberg, Denmark, circa 1960's. A refined early example, particularly in the joinery of the leg, of Dani...

Wonderful, small, dark stained oak coffee table or side table by Torbjørn Afdal for Bruksbo, Norway, 1960.

Beautiful vintage modern coffee table features unique raised edges and tapered legs. Sleek design with stretchers between each leg ensuring sturdiness without sacrificing style. The ...

High and low oval-shaped tables in tempered extra light glass, with faded and irregular decoration which takes on the color and veins of marble. The surprising image changing effect ...

Superb Scandinavian coffee table. Ideal for a large living room, this table boasts a simple and refined design and is beautifully crafted. This piece of furniture, listed in the Desi...

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...