New Hope-Style Studio Craft Walnut Live Edge Side Table

Danish teak tray table (Model 4508) designed in 1958 by Svend Åge Willumsen and Hans Engholm for Fritz Hansen. Exemplifies the marriage of form ...

Set of six 'crescent-form' Model 523 side tables designed by Peter Hvidt and Orla Mølgaard-Nielsen for France and Daverkosen (ca. 1953, Denmark - early edition pre-France & Son which...

Triangular 'guitar pick' side or occasional tables crafted by Phillip Lloyd Powell in the early 1960s (New Hope, PA). Outstanding form with three tapered legs and sculptural top. Ri...

Unique, New Hope style studio craft storage piece in solid walnut by the New York artist, William Perry, who additionally served as a professor of woodwo...

Pair of Chippendale style side tables (circa 1950s, USA) composed of ebonized walnut cabriole legs / knees with stained mahogany tops. Retain original, black paint, which is in very...

Mid-Century American Modern coffee table designed by T.H. Robsjohn-Gibbings for Widdicomb (ca. 1950s, USA). Composed of two solid walnut p...

Live edge side table Beautiful sculptural live edge coffee or side table. Measures: 47" x 23" x 22.5".

Original unmolested finish. George Nakashima walnut studio table, accompanied by authentication paperwork from the Nakashima Foundation.

Reclaimed teak coffee table or side table with a natural oil finish. Floating on midcentury style legs. We can lower the height if preferred. Andrianna Shamaris. The Leader In Mod...

This live edge round side Table is an occasional table, a coffee table, or a side table. We call it the Sputnik table. It is certainly irregular and that’s why you’ll love it. The three metal legs attached to live edge piece timber evoke the futuristic styles of the 1950s, perfect for adding a pop of vintage / retro style along with modern, organic warmth. Place this whimsical wooden table in your living room and enjoy it as an organic modern coffee table or use multiples for end tables. They make great bedside tables or a unique element in a bathroom. The naturally occurring knots and fine cracks that you may see will not cause structural deficiencies as they are an organic aspect of the hardwood. We view these elements not as flaws, but as reminders of the tree from which each piece is born. Ships in a box with feet...

This one of a kind coffee table is perfect for any small living room or accent room. Made from maple wood this piece features beautiful grain patterns and a natural warmth that will ...

A vintage live-edge walnut side table, France, 1960s