Niels Gammelgaard Side Tables

IKEA Strind Side Table By Ehlen Johansson 1980s

Rare! Ikea LACK End Tables Made in Poland 1999 Coveted Discontinued Yellow Color! Here are a quarter century old pair of First Year 1999 Ikea LACK tables...

Vintage Postmodern Design Bamboo Side Table by Axel Vervoordt. Made in Belgium, 1980's / 90's period. Wood construction with tops in bamboo finish. Square two tier side table. This c...

Vintage Ikea Borlunda post modern red cube side table with storage. Post modern style on "tulip" base. Storage compartment has sliding top.

In this losting you will find a sleek, playful triangle side table by Ekornes and their Stressless line. Crafted out of beechwood in a lovely warm light wood color. Excellent quality...

A striking Postmodern side table executed in polished brass with a thick circular glass top. The sculptural pedestal base features elegantly curved supports rising from an elongated ...

IKEA Strind Coffee Table In Opaline Glass By Ehlen Johansson 1980s

A beautiful Italian post-modern pedestal / flower table / plant stand with a white marble base and top and a black metal stem. Made in Italy in the 1980s, in good condition, with mar...

A sculptural Postmodern pedestal side table in the Memphis style, circa 1980s, featuring a high-gloss black lacquered base with stepped plinth detail and a floating tempered glass to...

A bold postmodern side table featuring a seamless cylindrical form finished in a rich teal high-gloss laminate. The clean, monolithic silhouette and saturated color reflect the graph...

Side table Model Servese by Kairos Studio for B&B Italia, 1980s.

Postmodern table from the 1980s featuring a cast plaster monkey figure as the base. The sculptural monkey supports a glass top, combining whimsical figurative form with functional furniture in the playful, eclectic spirit characteristic of 1980s postmodern design. Stands 30 inches high with a glass top measuring 21 by 25 inches. Cast plaster construction allows for detailed modeling of the monkey form, with surface texture and features molded into the material. The plaster shows age-appropriate wear and patina from decades of use, with chip to the lower lip as shown. Glass top provides a transparent surface that keeps the sculptural base visible while offering practical table function. Animal-form furniture gained popularity in postmodern and Memphis-era design, where designers embraced decorative elements and historical references that modernism had rejected. The monkey table...