Galeries Talitha Marco Tables

A side table by Hervé van der Straeten with a black beauty stone top and black patinated-bronze base.  

Grill from Oak Park Club, made into coffee table with newer base.

Stunning black lacquered frame with sculpted design and burled olive wood top. Great craftsmanship and design. Please confirm location NY or NJ

Bossche school table Dom Hans van der Laan, Jan de Jong Table in Bossche School style designed by Dom Hans van der Laan and his apprentice Jan De Jong i...

Rustic four legged coffee table. Circa 1930 H 50cm x W 50cm x D 90cm

Patchwork Olive Burl Wood Coffee Table, made in Germany, 1970s. Mahogany veneered pedestal base with a patchwork burl wood veneer top. Dimensions: 13.5"H x 46.25"D x 46.25 in"W

Add a touch of Italian boho sophistication to your space with this vintage burl olive wood coffee table. Showcasing the stunning natural grain of olive wood, this table features an e...

The rustic almost square country style Asian elm wood coffee table has rounded legs and stretchers with solid pegged construction. The plank top is secured by breadboard ends. The ru...

A side table by Hervé van der Straeten with a straw marquetry top and black patinated-bronze base.

Antique French original Bistro Table from the South of France in our Old Plank washed Oak finish. Our Antique original French Bistro Table dates from the first quarter of the 1900's ...

Table 2 la che by Sebastian Herkner Materials: 100% Fique fibers from Furcraea leaves from Furcraea leaves. Technique: Hand-woven in Colombia. Dimensions: Diameter 37 cm x W 22 x H 46 cm Available in colors: black, verde, bronce, cuerda. And other sizes. The La Che Side Table honors the beautiful traditional weaving craft of Colombia. Sebastian Herkner designed the collection after visiting Colombia and studying the weaving techniques of the local artisans. The name La Che is a reference to the Laches, an indigenous Colombian people, who used a method with the same name to create baskets. The tables are available in three sizes. The tables are made in small workshops in the Boyacá region, which is situated 2,400 meters above sea level in the Colombian Andes. This area has a long tradition of working with fibers made from the leaves of the fique plant. These fibers are wound by hand and a robust part of the fique plant is used as a frame. The dyes used have mostly natural ingredients, such as nuts, roots, and bark from trees, all native to the region. The production process is very labor-intense and requires a great deal of skill: It takes several weeks to produce one La Che table...

Mies Van Der Rohe Barcelona style mid century chrome and glass coffee table This table measures: 41.75 wide x 36.75 deep x 15.75 inches high All pieces of furniture can be had ...