French Art Deco Iron Coffee Table

A handsome Art Deco table from France! Made of vibrant walnut that's been recently polished with French wax paste. Elegant curved edges around the top and legs give it a classic Art ...

This is a great vintage cocktail table that because of its height works as a coffee table. Top and bottom pieces of tinted glass are beveled providing the perfect surface to display ...

A vintage coffee table with a mahogany frame and glass top. This vintage table features a French lithograph underneath the glass that can be changed out to display the art of your ch...

A wonderful marriage of old and new, this exceptional coffee or cocktail table has a newly fabricated base that incorporates a stunning architectural fragment, sourced from an antiqu...

This is a fine French vintage coffee table. The wood is mahogany and is shaped in a nice oval with a pedestal and four legs or feet that fold out. Great to use where there is limited...

A chic French vintage brass and glass coffee table from France to elevate any living space. The mirror edged glass top is original and has wear and foxing around the edges which crea...

Art Deco cofee table professionally stained and repolished.

Kontra’s interpretation of Art Deco. Brass/chrome / rose gold-plated body and vintage mirror top. Coffee table. "Elevate Your Living S...

Outstanding Art Deco pink marble low table consisting in a rectangular top with two geometric bases, Italy, 1930s. This gorgeous table is all mad...

Industrial marble and steel coffee table. This tables legs are made of steel with a marble top. Great statement piece for your Industrial...

An exceptional coffee table in gilt wrought iron with distressed mirror plate top by the renowned designer Rene Drouet 1899 -1993. The heavy wrought iron base with ring details and visible bole beneath the gilt on the legs and edges, still coupled with its original mirror plate, this sought after coffee table is absolutely stunning to look at, and of super proportions. Rene Drouet Starting his design life as a student at l’Ecole Boulle in Paris, Drouet then took up an apprenticeship with master designer Maurice Dufrene at Galeries Lafayette, followed by a period of time at Decoration Interieure Mobilier and then on to the studio that was run by Jean Domin. Taking the skills and experience gained during these years as an apprentice, Drouet went on to design and create furniture and install complete interiors, including the apartment of Charles Boyer...

French 1940s Maison Ramsay neoclassical gilt iron coffee table with rope shaped stretcher legs and detachable round glass top.