Jean Claude Dresse Console Tables

Italian Travertine 1970s console table designed by Stone International, Italy. Warm cream and gray stone table top edged in teak. Dimensions:139W x 74H x 57D.Perfect Original Cond...

Jean Claude Dresse, coffee table, resin, hematite, lacquered steel, Belgium, 1970s Jean Claude Dresse’s work is typically characterized by brass and resin; his use of hematite is un...

Jean Claude Dresse, coffee table, brass, lacquered steel and wood, agate, Belgium, 1970s A luxurious square cocktail table, crafted with high attention for detail which is character...

Coffee table in resin with slices of marcasite and inox base.

Important emerald green fractal resin top rectangular console top resting on chromium plated square plinths. Attributed to Marie-Claude Fouquieres.

Jean Claude Dresse, coffee table, brass, agate, resin, formica, wood, Belgium, 1960s/1970s A luxurious square cocktail table, crafted with the remarkable attention to detail that de...

Jean Claude Dresse, large coffee table, resin, lacquered steel, Belgium, late 1970s This eccentric coffee table is a masterful creation by Belgian designer Jean Claude Dresse. Every...

The harmonious mix of materials enhances the beauty of this Gotham console. The console features rich oxidized Ambrosia maple wood, a blackened steel fr...

A stunning masterpiece that grabs attention in any room. Inspired by the raw and rugged beauty of volcanic textures, this console has a unique and rough finish, bringing an organic c...

Jean Claude Dresse, coffee table, Mosaic brass and agate, Belgium, 1970. This unique coffee table by Dresse belonged to a private collection in Namur, Belgium. This custom-made pie...

Jean Claude Dresse, coffee table, brass, glass, Belgium, 1970s This captivating coffee table by Jean Claude Dresse is deeply reflective of the design trends that emerged in the 1970...

With a shining black lacquered top, and sharply geometric brass legs and details, this beautiful pair of console tables carries a stellar French mid-century aesthetic into the contemporary home. Its boxy yet sophisticated style is typical of both the 1970s and designer Jean-Claude.Mahey’s work for French firm Maison Romeo Paris. A brass border runs along the piece, giving it a cohesive and exclusive feel. The console feels retro, without clashing with contemporary interiors. These two chic console...