Maria Tyakina Side Tables

Hand-carved, giltwood round low end table. we can supply a marble top on quotation if required. gilded with 23.75K gold  

Beautiful Art Deco Amsterdam School side table from the 1930s. Solid and veneered oak table with two tops, supported by four uprights with beautiful subtle decorations. In very good ...

This low side table has a calacatta marble top that elegantly complements the walnut ash wood structure. Bellagio is a new collection characterized by ...

The product is made by sand casting - pouring molten aluminium or brass into sand moulds. Product surface is finished by hand-polishing to desired smoothness (brushed or polished) an...

Pine low side table.

An embodiment of 1960s modernism, this French three-tier side table pivots effortlessly on its chrome base, each rectangular tier rotating independently. Reminiscent of designs of Ma...

Mid-Century low side table. Legs and top frame finished in dark brown stained wood and black laminated top.

Jugendstil side table with brass top by Joseph Maria Olbrich in very good original condition.

Fantastic shaped side table model TM04 designed by Cees Braakman for Pastoe, The Netherlands 1953. This exquisite side table exemplifies the innovative mid-century modern design etho...

Column made from crushed recycled ceramic brick, with glass and Beige Bahia marble aggregates. Recycled cast aluminum top with a polished finish. - NU is a collection dedicated to ...

Jugendstil side table by Josph Maria Olbrich professionally stained and repolished.

Brown crate side table by Gerrit Rietveld, crafted circa 1935 in the Netherlands, this table is a testament to Rietveld's avant-garde approach to furniture design. As a pioneering figure in the De Stijl movement, Rietveld revolutionized the concept of traditional craftsmanship with his radical creations. Constructed from standard lumber size planks, they showcase Rietveld's belief in the inherent strength and durability of packing materials. Despite facing criticism for their departure from conventional workmanship, Rietveld remained true to his dedication to functionality and simplicity. This side table offers a chance to own the enduring legacy of the De Stijl movement. Gerrit Thomas Rietveld (1888–1964) was more than a furniture designer: he was an architectural maverick and a leading figure in the Dutch artistic movement De Stijl. His contributions to modern design transcend boundaries, shaping the landscape of 20th-century aesthetics. Rietveld's philosophy emphasized the purity of form and the integration of art into everyday life. Through his innovative use of materials and geometric abstraction, he challenged conventional norms and redefined the essence of design. His legacy lives on through timeless creations like the Black Crate...