Scarce side table by Mado Jolain
By Mado Jolain, René Legrand
Located in SAINT-OUEN-SUR-SEINE, FR
Rare table d’appoint circulaire en bois par Mado Jolain et rené Legrand vers 1956
Oak
$4,236 / set
H 9.84 in Dm 13.38 in
A set of three small round tables. Mado Jolain and René Legrand. France 1956
By Mado Jolain
Located in VILLERS-SUR-MER, FR
A rare set of three small Japanese-style round tables. A thick circular top in solid ash and three cylindrical legs make up each table. Mado Jolain and René Legrand for House of Edi...
Wood
Side Table by Paolo Buffa
By Paolo Buffa
Located in Sag Harbor, NY
Italian side table by Paolo Buffa for the Hotel Bristol. Etched rectangular glass with stars and circles motives hold by a mahogany pedestal base...
Brass
Small Side Table by Borsani, Italy
By Osvaldo Borsani
Located in Brussels, BE
Small Side Table by Borsani, Italy
Wood
$1,773
H 11.03 in W 11.82 in D 23.63 in
Mid Century Ceramic Tile Side or Coffee Table with Iron Base, 1960s
By Roger Capron, Mado Jolain
Located in München, BY
Beautiful ceramic tile side table from the 1960s. Design or manufacturer unknown. This unique ceramic tile table has black colored metal feet. The table top is a geometric combinati...
Iron
On Hold|$5,900 / set
H 17.33 in W 22.45 in D 22.45 in
Pair of Side Tables by Mado Jolain & René Legrand, circa 1955
By Mado Jolain
Located in VILLEURBANNE, FR
Trained at the École des Arts Décoratifs, Mado Jolain established her studio in Montrouge in the 1950s, working closely with her husband René Legrand, who designed the metal bases fo...
Metal
Mado Jolain and Rene Legrand Ceramic Coffee Table
By Mado Jolain
Located in Los Angeles, CA
This Mado Jolain table combines handcrafted ceramic artistry with refined metalwork, resulting in a piece that is both functional and deeply expressive. The ceramic surface features...
Metal
$6,137 / set
H 25.99 in W 22.84 in D 22.84 in
Liberty and Co. A scarce pair of Arts & Crafts oak side tables with plank sides
By Liberty & Co.
Located in London, GB
Liberty & Co. A scarce pair of well designed Arts and Crafts oak side or occasional tables with three plank sides, each having, above the shelves an arched top cut-out so as not to o...
Oak
Side Table by Salterini
By Maurizio Tempestini, John Salterini
Located in New York, NY
Architectural side table manufactured by Salterini, design attributed to Tempestini. Metal mesh top with wrought iron rod base, currently in original brown paint finish (shows wear)...
Steel, Wrought Iron
Table Side Table by Vaust
By VAUST
Located in Geneve, CH
Table side table by Vaust. Open edition. Dimensions: D 26 x H 53 cm. Materials: exposed concrete, aluminium. Also available: Custom material selection can be offered upon request...
Concrete, Aluminum
Rosewood Side Table by Knoll
By Knoll
Located in Highland, IN
This end table has a stunningly beautiful top of rich, highly figured rosewood supported by an ebonized black base. Like all Knoll pieces it is impeccably constructed and features re...
Rosewood
Mado Jolain Coffee Table, circa 1950-1960
By Mado Jolain
Located in Saint-Ouen, FR
Mado Jolain. Coffee table circa 1950-1960 with wrought iron structure tray made of ceramic tiles.
Metal
Side Tables by Lova Creation
By Lova Creation
Located in New York, NY
A pair of etched brass side tables inlaid of Labradorite stone by Lova Creation.
Stone, Brass, Metal
Sold
H 14.77 in W 12.41 in D 12.41 in
Three Side Tables by Mado Jolain & René Legrand, France, circa 1960
By Mado Jolain, René Legrand
Located in Paris, FR
Mado Jolain and René Legrand around 1960. Three side tables including a pair, glazed ceramic tile tops in shades of green and black, France. Bases in black lacquered iron. Two tables Width : 31.5 cm Depth : 31.5 cm Height : 37.5 cm One table Width : 26 cm Depth : 26 cm Height : 34.5 cm The smaller table can be stored under one of the two larger ones. Mado Jolain joined the School of Decorative Arts in Paris and the drawing and sculpture workshops of the Grande Chaumière. There she met René Legrand who was more interested in painting. Sensitized by the craze for ceramics that began before the war...
Iron