Unusual 20th Century Antler Horn Table by Anthony Redmile, circa 1990

A bone and plated metal pedestal table by Anthony Redmile, mid-late 20th century, the top of square section with rectangular bone veneer plaques to the edges, on a square tapering pedestal applied with hardstone cabochons (most probably lapis lazuli, all on an ebonised base. Anthony Redmile burst into the London interior design...

A coffee table by Anthony Redmile, London, circa 1970. The base of the table fashioned from composite painted turtle, the central circular plaque inlaid with hardstone cabochons signed Redmile, London to the centre. Anthony Redmile burst into the London interior design...

A rare pair of candlesticks by Anthony Redmile. Two ostrich eggs on silver plated mounts fashioned as frogs with mouths that open to reveal a compartment for matches. Anthony Redmile burst into the London interior design...

An octagonal convex mirror by Anthony Redmile, London, circa 1970. This striking mirror has a polished aluminium frame with inset shards of hor...

A rare and impressive dining table by Jacques Duval-Brasseur, made in France around the 1970s. The thick oval glass is supported by a two-tone sculptural frame made entirely out of b...

A vintage glass-topped coffee table with gold antelope skull and horn base designed by Dikran Khoubesserian for Fondica. Dikran Khoubesserian (1913-1991)...

Anthony Redmile coffee table with malachite and patinated metal legs.

A 20th century Antler Horn side table. This unique table is made from solid oak, with a glass top and inlaid bone to the circular. Would make an unusual addition to any room.

An Anthony Redmile novelty mixed metal, chrome and patinated copper, amethyst adorned table with glass top affixed with bone and decorative metal.

A spectacular shellwork decorated table, artistic one-of-a-kind example, exceptionally executed design in the manner of Anthony Redmile (British, b.1940), dating to the late 20th century, having a rectangular beveled glass top, over stunning artistic sculptural natural sea shell encrusted X-form cross-stretcher base accented with wood beads. The London-based interior designer and gallery owner Antony Redmile created some of the most unusual works of 1970s and 1980s London. Describing his interior style as ‘maximalist’ and taking inspiration from a myriad of sources, including exoticism, neo-classicism and travel. His original and eclectic style has led to pieces of high-impact that make a strong visual statement. Dimensions: (approximate) 24.5" High, 72" Wide, 42" Deep. Ideal size and oversized proportions for use as a center table, low table, tall coffee - cocktail table, or placed in the foyer as a stunning entry statement piece! Perfect for refined Hamptons coastal, traditional nautical, industrual rustic, modern beach house...

A monumental center table or dining table crafted by Niermann Weeks renowned for unique craftsmanship and bespoke design. This magnificent table came out of a well-known art collecto...

Tripod ebonized mahogany Jax table base with twisted fluted legs and center sphere, originally this table had an upholstered wooden top.