Louis A. Lara Tables

Designed in 1968 and produced in the 1970s, the Cidonio dining table is a refined example of Italian modernist design. The table features a dark-stained wooden round top paired with ...

Barca Cassina Dining Table in Cherry Wood: An Exemplar of Design Excellence We are pleased to present the Barca Cassina dining table, a distinguished piece of furniture meticulously...

Brueton Chrome and Glass Cylindrical Pedestal Dining Table, 1980’s. Polished chrome base. Measures glass 44” diameter 29” tall

Please contact for details on this item. We no longer have the top. We have the polished metal base in beautiful condition. Also have the semicircle glass in clear (not frosted) (wit...

A striking 1970s Mid-Century Modern round dining table featuring richly figured burlwood veneer and a sculptural pedestal base. The dramatic grain displays warm caramel, walnut, and ...

Step into a world where art and function merge with this remarkable mid-century dining table, designed by the legendary Paul Evans for Directional in the 1970s. A true icon from the ...

A rare find, this dining table exemplifies the designs by Sandro Petti for company Metalarte around 1970. A thick transparent glass surface has a striking oblong shape and rests atop...

A gorgeous Modern Italian rouge marble pedestal dining table By Stone International Italy, Circa 1970s Measures: 79.75"W x 39.25"D x 30"H. Good original vintage condition.

Dining table by Giovanni Offredi for Saporiti Italia, 1970s. This iconic piece features a large, clean-lined top and two sculptural bases in reconstituted stone — heavy and monument...

Mid-century modern cantilever coffee table attributed to John Wade Beam for Brueton, featuring a dramatic combination of burled wood, stainless steel, and thick floating glass, designed to bring a bold sculptural presence into a refined interior. More than a coffee table, this piece feels like functional art, anchoring a room with sharp geometry, rich texture, and a sense of effortless luxury that immediately draws the eye. The angular silhouette creates a striking balance between warmth and precision. The burled wood top introduces depth and organic movement, while the mirrored stainless steel base reflects light beautifully throughout the room, giving the table an airy, almost weightless appearance despite its substantial form. The suspended glass element adds another layer of dimension, creating changing reflections and perspectives from every angle. In a thoughtfully designed living space, this table becomes the centerpiece around which everything else revolves. Picture it paired with a cream boucle sofa...

Green marble table designed by Carlo Scarpa. Model: Argo. Wear due to time and age. FOR SHIPPING, REQUEST US FOR RECEIVE THE BEST PRICE

Transport yourself back to the sleek and sophisticated 1970s with this exquisite Milo Baughman wood and brass dining table. The ultra rare table with brass trim glass top details exu...