ModHaus Tables

A classic Knoll coffee table in highly figured walnut with birch tenons and legs, designed by Abel Sorensen, ca. 1950s.

Danish three drawer writers desk in teak and oak, model AT 305, by Hans Wegner for Andreas Tuck, circa 1950s.

A coffee table in solid stainless steel with thick glass top circa 1970s by the Greek born industrial designer and architect Nicos Zographos (1931-2024). His postwar furniture design...

Pair of elegant Regency style end tables in solid mahogany with leather wrapped tops and sides, circa 1940s. By B & S Co., originally retailed at classic Massachusetts department...

A mahogany writing desk and chair designed by Frank Lloyd Wright as part of his collaboration with Heritage Henredon in the 1950s. These are from a series of pieces the firm produced...

An antique officer's writing slope on stand, in Cuban mahogany with brass corner brackets circa 1850s. Measures 24.5" high, 20" wide, 10.5" deep (11" deep at the feet). Box is 7.25...

A wrought iron coffee table fashioned in the 1970s by the renowned New England blacksmith artisan Lance Cloutier. Known today primarily for his iconic handwrought “bayonet” candlesti...

A pair of rosewood end tables with tile insert tops and undershelf, made in Denmark by Kvalitet Form Function, circa 1960s.

An antique tilt top table with mother-of-pearl mosaic inlay in the "Damascus" style, unmarked, circa 1920s. Measures 26.5" high, 24.5" x 24.5" when open. 37.5" high x 12.25" deep, 2...

A rosewood desk, Model 36, designed by Hans Severin Hansen for Haslev Mobelsnedkeri, circa late 1950s. Hansen's furniture designs are distinctively recognizable for their sleek profi...

A mid-century Anglo-Indian rosewood secretary desk / vanity by the world renowned M. Hayat firm of Peshawar, Pakistan. In a rare fusion of cultures, this bespoke desk of drawers was ...

A late 19th century French cast iron bistro table with marble top from the L. Buchon Foundry in St. Etienne, France. It would serve equally well as a work table or desk.

A brass-plated cage-form dining table base, designed in the 1970s by Pierre Cardin for Dillingham furniture. Image with glass top shown for reference, the glass is not included. A m...

A postmodern drinks trolley by the Milanese designer Franco Raggi for Fontana Arte, circa 1980s.

Postmodern glass and acrylic side table in the manner of Shlomi Haziza, c. 1990s. The top is beveled glass. The colored acrylic elements are faceted, creating a prismatic effect.

An American surfboard coffee table in walnut with Italian marble inserts, consisting of two identical wedge shaped elements which can be "bunched" together used singly as end tables.

Studio craft hand carved coffee table fashioned from a single slab of South American cedar, a type of mahogany, by the well respected woodworker Paul Killinger in Stow, Massachusetts...

A pair of mid-century American side tables in hexagonal form with a Moorish influence, circa 1960s.

A rustic and Brutalist dining set, made in Catalonia, Spain, and purchased there in 1960. It features four brutalist style dining chairs and a pair of freeform pull up stools for add...

An extremely rare solid brass writing desk and chair with a stylized neoclassical motif of crossed arrows and target medallions. The chair is fitted with an unusual basketweave seat ...

A Danish teak “lotus” or “flip-flap” dining table by Dyrlund, ca. 1970s. Measures 47" diameter when closed, when fully opened the self storing leaves expand the table to 69” diameter.

An early 20th century English oak folding campaign or camp table. Folded size 37.5" high, 15" wide, 4" thick.

A coffee table in highly polished lacquer with gilt wood accents from the "Harper" line, by the celebrated British designer Christopher Guy (1960-2020). Displays a fusion of modern m...

A pair of lacquered and gold leafed neoclassical side tables with braided molding, ca. 1960s.

A faux bamboo desk of mixed metals (brushed steel and brass), in the manner of Maison Jansen, circa 1960s. Most likely of Italian origin. 3/4" glass top.

A post modern art deco style console table in wide pencil reed molding, ca. 1980s.

French faux bois coffee table with inlayed top of patchwork horn, circa 1970s. Overall height 17.25", surface height 16.5".

Studio craft freeform coffee table of carved wood in aquamarine lacquer signed Walsh, 1989 and titled Nui Nalu No. 1 (translates to "big waves" in Hawaiain). It was purchased by the...

A 1970s linen wrapped console with legs and corbels reminiscent of the classic Chinese altar table form.

Pair of mid-century side tables in a Regency Revival style, on quatrefoil pedestals in pale mustard lacquer, with hand painted garlands and heraldry to tops and sides. These each fe...

Set of three nesting tables in mahogany with elegantly curved legs, designed by Barbara Barry for Baker Furniture, circa 1980s. Largest table measures 24" high, 20.5" wide, 11.75" d...

A pair of mid 20th century stainless steel sawhorses with lion’s paw feet. These Maison Jansen style trestle legs would make excellent support...

A rosewood desk-form coffee table with flanking storage drawers along each side of its length, fitted with brass bail pulls, by Frits Henningsen, Denmark, circa 1960s.

Danish teak drop leaf dining table by Arne Vodder, Model #227 for Sibast. Supports a variety of configurations. Includes two additional 22" skirted leaves. When both are inserted, a...

A pair of Louis XVI style lamp tables, each with a single drawer and white leather tops, by Adolfo Genovese for F & G Handmade Furniture of Cambridge, MA, circa 1950s.

A mid-century modern vanity table in Honduran mahogany by Paul McCobb, for Calvin Furniture, Irwin Collection, circa late 1950s.

A post modern console of tessellated fossil stone with brass accents, in the manner of Karl Springer or Mailtand Smith, ca. 1980s.

Mid-century modern writing desk featuring a staved rosewood top over an X-form chrome base, designed by Dave Parmelee for Founders Furniture, circa 1970s.

Pair of mid-century end tables in the regency style, with Italian marble tops over open-work wood bases with brass scrollwork.

An exceptional piece of rustic Adirondack furniture from a Lake Sunapee, NH camp circa 1870-1890. This stand features handcrafted birch casing decorated with late Victorian geometric...

Cantilivered zephyr coffee table by J. Wade Beam for Brueton in white lacquered finish circa 1970s. Measures: Height to glass, 14 7/8". Height t...

A rare teak side table with flip top and under-drawers, Model 149, designed by Borge Mogensen for Soborg Mobelfabrik, Denmark, ca. 1950s. In the closed posi...

Low coffee table with inset base which gives the top the appearance of floating, octagonal form in acrylic with a brass inlaid trim, circa 1970s.