Danish Flip Top Chess Table in Rosewood

This classic steel T-Bar coffee table was designed by Florence Knoll in approximately 1952. It still retains its original Knoll Bowtie Label, confirming that it is part of an early K...

A pair of teak side tables designed by Grete Jalk and made by P. Jeppesen in Denmark in the 1950s. Beautiful teak tops with sculpted edges that resemble breaking waves and a useful s...

Stunning abstract bird sculpture in solid Brazilian Rosewood by artist Narendra Patel. Originally hailing from India, the sculptor completed degrees in painting, sculpting, and product design at the prestigious Maharaja Sayajirao University before moving to the U.S. for his M.A. in Sculpture at Wayne State University and M.A. in Fine Art at Cranbrook in 1965. His final year at Cranbrook in Michigan was the year he completed this piece. The piece is in excellent condition with a fine patina. Mounted in a block of redwood, the bird is free to swivel with its tail smoothly passing each corner without hitting it. A rare early find from an established mid-west artist whose work can be found at outdoor sculpture parks...

Uncommon Dunbar design in beautiful walnut from the 1960s. Minimalist design is very functional and would make an excellent coffee table or large side table. Very solidly made with s...

A flip-top style Danish Modern table in old growth teak designed by Børge Mogensen for Søbørg Møbler. This square teak table is the perfect size for cards or puzzle-doing on any no...

19th century English mahogany fliptop games table. circa 1890. Perfect for today's transitional designs!

Henkel-Harris Mahogany Flip-Top Games Table Mid-20th century Beautiful bellflower inlay, elliptical scalloped shaped edge and tapered legs 36W" x 18D" x 29H"

A fantastic vintage patchwork Burl wood card table. A chic flip top design that opens up and turns to reveal a stunning table top. Perfect for last...