Marc Berthier Tables

Stylish architectural writing table, desk and chair, designed by Carl Sasse, for Casala made in Germany, circa 1950's. Constructed of solid wood, this example is structurally sound ...

A vintage mid-century modern surfboard coffee table made in Sweden circa 1995. This classic MCM piece features an oak finish, an elongated oval surfboard-shape 'floating' top, a maga...

A monumental stunning black lacquer-painted coffee or cocktail table designed by Thomas Pheasant for Baker. The Greek Key motif adds a nice design element. The coffee table also has ...

This side table or coffee table is made of fiberglass (Fiberlite) in Black. It is square with an indented tabletop. It was designed by Mario Bellini for C&B Italia in the 1960s. Thi...

This 1970s French Brutalist oak coffee table exemplifies the movement’s emphasis on solid construction, architectural form, and the honest expression of materials. Crafted in thick, ...

A captivating pair of 1970s chrome and glass side tables in the style of Milo Baughman and John Mascheroni. Showcasing the refined minimalism of sophisticated mid-century modern desi...

For your consideration, a fabulous Coffee Table, designed by Pierre Vandel, Paris France circa the 1970s. Aluminum base with cut-glass top. Aluminum, Brass and Glass. Dimensions: 1...

Pair of Pierre Vandel Paris side tables circa 1970, black lacquered aluminum structure, gold band inclusion, original beveled glass resting on black rubber glides. All in good condi...

Table with rigid polyurethane base and MDF top, completely covered with hand-spread paste. Table height 75.5 cm. More than a table, a sculpture, a perfect union of beauty and harmonious proportions. Presented at the 2015 Milan Furniture Fair and winner of different awards: Iconic Design Award 2015, Good Design Award 2016, Red Dot Award for the 2016 Product Design category. The meeting of two volumes achieves a perfect balance of one over the other. Table with base in rigid polyurethane available in lacquered finishing or covered with hand¬spread materic finishes. Round or elliptical bases and tops. Tops of glass, ceramic, covered MDF or marble. Available in indoor and outdoor versions. “Lazy Susan” revolving tray...

This 1970s French Brutalist oak coffee table exemplifies the movement’s emphasis on sculptural form and material honesty. Crafted from solid oak, the table features a thick, rectangu...

When the furniture manufacturer Leleu-Deshays called on the Polish-born French sculptor Maurice Calka to design a desk in 1969, Calka deeply considered the assignment and created a s...

The legs of this coffee table cross over in figures of eight, looping over each other in a sinuous composition that transmits a sense of unbounded speed. The table base is in good...