Bruksmann Tables

A round side table in walnut, the top with a striking bookmatched burl veneer, raised on a fluted, column-form pedestal base with a circular plinth. Marks, watermarks, and light stai...

An exceptionally long primitive wabi sabi table, the top formed from a single massive plank, raised on trestle supports with paired round legs set into wedge-shaped block feet. A rem...

A sculptural mushroom-form log, originally used as a foundation support ("stabbestokk") beneath a Norwegian stabbur, the raised storehouse traditionally elevated on such supports to ...

A sculptural side table in dark stained wood, the freeform organic top with a naturalistic, undulating edge raised on four splayed, tapering legs with root-like flared feet. A striki...

A rustic console table with a weathered pine plank top raised on a pair of massive hand-carved wooden pedestal legs. The top's thin profile plays against the sculptural heft of the b...

A pair of substantial cylindrical pedestals, each fashioned from a solid log and originally used as agricultural land rollers, drawn to flatten and compact soil. Each retains its thr...

Two irregular slabs of solid tropical hardwood, book-matched and joined along their live edges with an exposed butterfly key, raised on low cylindrical turned feet. The naturally und...

A pine box raised on shaped legs with decorative corner posts. Most likely used upside down as a strainer or draining rack, possibly for cheese or grain. The exact purpose is open to...

A small work table in aged wood, with a single lockable drawer and turned legs. Likely a cobbler's table, used daily for generations. The top is worn to a beautiful patina.

Low coffee table of Norwegian origin, circa 1700s. Pine base with tapered legs and peg joinery, retaining a warm original patina. Slate stone top, later addition. Raw split edges to ...

Round table produced in France, circa 1950s. Crafted in solid ash with a thick circular top raised on four tapered legs joined by a cross stretcher base. The design reflects the res...

A provincial grain chest in solid pine, Norway, 19th century. Of rectangular form with a hinged lid and original iron fittings, raised on shaped end supports. The surface with a ric...

A work table in solid pine, Norway, late 19th century. The rectangular plank top raised on simple legs with wooden construction throughout. Wear consistent with age and use. Marks, ...

Primitive table crafted from a single solid plank dating back to the 1600s/1700s, with a hand-hewn underside. The piece stands on two pillar log feet, originally used as structural s...

A sculptural dining table in solid hardwood, featuring a thick, organically shaped top resting on a natural root base. The expressive grain and irregular form give the piece a strong...

Primitive table crafted from a single solid plank dating back to the 1600s/1700s, with a hand-hewn underside. The piece stands on two pillar log feet, originally used as structural s...

Side table from around 1960s with a two-plane design. The base has turned legs, and the structure features tubular steel. The tabletop is covered in leather. Wear constant with age a...

An original Norwegian work desk, originally used in a postal sorting facility, c. 1930. Constructed in solid wood with slatted side panels and an open lower shelf. The restrained, fu...

A solid Norwegian working table from the early 1900s, constructed in pine with a plank top and reinforced base. Retains its original castors, allowing the table to be moved when need...

Circular coffee table in oak presumably made by a Danish master carpenter in the 1930/40s. Wear consitent with age and use. Marks, scratches

Circular coffee table on three legs with underlying shelf presumably made by a Danish master carpenter in the 1930/40s. Table top, shelf and legs veneered with lacquered mahogany. U...

Set of three solid pine side tables from Norway, circa 1970s. Simple and functional design with softly rounded edges and cylindrical legs, characteristic of Scandinavian craftsmanshi...

Rare side table by unknown designer, Denmark, c. 1960s. Features a rush shelf and tapered legs. Normal wear consistent with age and use. Marks, scratches

Massive pine side table, Sweden, c. 1970s. Solid construction with visible grain. Wear consistent with age and use, including marks and surface scratches.

Mid-Century console table with tapered legs and original green Formica top. Wear consistent with age and use. Must be wall-mounted with screws for stability.

Rare and authentic Utö library table designed by Axel Einar Hjorth, manufactured by Nordiska Kompaniet, Sweden, 1932. Wear consistent with age and use, including surface scratches, m...

A unique Wabi Sabi console, Norway c. 1800s originally used as a working table. Showing beautiful patina after use and age.

A Large antique wooden console, used as a grain chest from the 1700s. Crafted in solid wood with original iron fittings and a timeworn patina. A rare historical piece with strong cha...

Unique spanish side table by anonymous designer. Beautiful details on the table top and legs. From c. late 20th Century. Wear consistnet with age and use.

A wonderful antique wabi sabi dining table or desk with curved legs from Norway, Scandinavia, c. 1800s. Originally red/brown paint on the legs a...

A rare and authentic version of the iconic Utö table designer Axel Einar Hjorth, manufactured by Nordiska Kompaniet, Sweden 1932. This particular Utö represents one of the rarer and...

A beautiful Mid-Century Side Table in massive pine by unknown designer, France, c. 1960s. Wear consistent with age showing beautiful patina. .