Jack Van der Molen Side Tables

Vintage Side Table 1950s

Sophisticated and chic organic modern extension dining table from the Americana Casual series designed by Jack Van der Molen for the Jamestown Lounge ...

Gorgeous Tony Paul wicker stool or stylish side table, produced in the United States in the 50s. This iconic and sturdy stool is in fabulous condition and with a charming warm color...

A side table with a solid, patinated bronze base, a polished bronze top and, despite its thorn motif (familiar to the work of van der Straeten) a shape reminiscent of the human form.

Art Deco side table made in Poland in the 1950s. Made of walnut wood. Minimalist design will work great in contemporary interiors. Very good condition, after renovation. The wood h...

Italian pair of side tables, rosewood and the top is glass mirror. Bottom of the legs are the brass boots. Side tables are in original condition as shown on the photos. we recommend ...

Mies' iconic minimalist aesthetic often belies the hidden complexities of the construction of his designs. That's certainly the case with his MR side table designed in 1927. The base...

This exceptional vintage side table is a masterclass in 1950s tropical modernism, featuring a dramatic, sinuous frame crafted from high-quality bent rattan. The sculptural design is ...

Bossche School console or side table by Dom Hans van der Laan, the Netherlands 1960s Rare and collectible piece by renowned Dutch designer, architect and monk Dom Hans van der Laan....

This exceptional mid-century modern desk, designed by Jack Van Der Molen for Jamestown Lounge Co., showcases a refined balance of craftsmanship and sculptural design. Finished in a d...

This 'Snow White' side table was designed and manufactured in France in the 1950s. It is made of white lacquered perforated metal and brass details in the manner of Mathieu Matégot.

Art Deco side table made in Poland in the 1950s. A triangular table with rounded sides, a top veneered with rosewood with beautiful grain. The minimalist, very modern form will work...