Robert Mathieu Coffee and Cocktail Tables

Italian round coffee table, 1950s. Dimensions: H= 52 cm; D= 60 cm.

Illuminated Cicada sculpture with agate wings as coffee table by Henri Fernandez. Measurements shown are for the base only. Glass top shown is 50” by 30” and not included.

French Pinguin Coffee Table 1950s

Vintage beautiful coffee table made in Italy in the 1950s. Very comfortable to use. You can place drinks, books, a phone, or a purse on it. It is also a beautiful vintage decor piece...

Brutalist. Midcentury illuminated resin coffee side table from Accolay, France. Naturalistic illuminating coffee table made by D'accolay in France during the 1960s. The crackled ...

A Brutalist square coffee table dating from the 1970s, made out from solid dark-stained oak and representative of the period’s focus on material integrity and architectural form. The...

- 1950, made in Czechoslovakia - Original and good condition - Marked by manufacturer.

Maison Lecan presents this solid teak coffee table from the 1950s, cut directly from a trunk slab. The top, between 8 and 12 cm thick, has irregular organic contours that make the pi...

Rare coffee table. Mahogany and brass base, original 1950s crystal top. Excellent condition, glass perfect.

Willy Daro, illuminated coffee table, etched brass, agate, lacquered laminated wood, Belgium, 1970s Mesmerizing coffee table by the Belgian artist Willy Daro from the 1970s. The re...

An elegant and timeless, stunningly pure design statement: A French Mid-Century Modern Style coffee table in the style of Mathieu Mategot in hand-wrought iron that has been enameled white. The piece is round, in a circular form with round, concentric circle center base that forms part of the main support of the piece. The circle within the circle is ancient symbol brilliantly used to create an aesthetic statement and a functional work of sculpture. And, the piece can be re-enameled, if desired, to match taste. Custom sizes are available. Mathieu Mategot was the most important iron worker...

Robert and Jean Cloutier were ceramicists who viewed their work as art, with functionality as perhaps a secondary purpose. The ceramic table surface made in enamelled lava stone, wit...