Jacques Blin Tables

Delightful and chic round coffee table with a heavily scrolled wrought iron base with zig-zag detail and twisted gilt iron stretcher and table top surround. Gilded base. Eglomisé mir...

Table in untreated natural travertine. The overall structure is in travertine. The circular top rests directly on three solid spheres.

Roger Capron. Elegant coffee table named Herbier, in beige ceramic with fossilized vegetae pattern. Tinted wooden structure. Without handwritten signature, but undeniably identi...

Rectangular Garrigue coffee table by Roger Capron dating from the 1960s, Vallauris, France. The table has a metal structure and legs with a ceramic top with inlaid herbarium motifs. ...

Coffee table by French ceramist Roger Capron and dating from the 1960s. Metal structure and enameled ceramic top with floral motifs. Rare small gaps in joints between tiles. Very goo...

A round French Art Deco wrought iron table with a green and white marble top that can be use as a coffee or side table. We are the rare source that specializes exclusively in French...

Vintage Oak And Stone Coffee Table From France, Circa 1970. Solid oak base with nice wear and use.

Vintage ceramic tile coffee table from France, 1960's. Beautiful hand etched and painted leaf design on beige, cream, and brown ceramic tiles...

Coffee table with decorative ceramic tiles by artist, Roger Capron. This charming table (circa 1970s) is a quintessential example of collectib...

A rustic large round coffee table / sofa table in solid oak with handmade ceramic tiles. Made in Denmark in the 1970s, signed by artist. This lovely table will complement many inter...

Coffee table in black lacquered metal with decorative ceramic tiles in gray, blue and green tones. French work from the 1960's. This table is attributed to ceramist Jean de Lespinass...

Tiled side table in stoneware was born out experiments in clay in the mid-20 century in Italy. The bold bright deep blue glazes and geometric patterns emphasize on the irregular brick work formation of the tiles and its gleaming uneven surfaces. The ceramic tiles rest on a square black metal frame. The dense ceramic is fired at high temperature to make it resistant to liquid and therefore more durable than other kinds of pottery. The stoneware tiles were made in the coastal town Albissola widely known for its pottery production. It became a prosperous hub for avant-garde ceramic art and design in the early and mid-20th century. During this period of activity (1929-1963) artist including Lucio Fontana, Wifredo Lam, Piero Manzoni came to produce sculptures and unorthodox household objects...