Pace Collection Chrome and Marble Coffee Table

A book-matched olive burlwood end and coffee table with chromed "skyscraper" legs by Milo Baughman. Coffee table dimensions: H15', W40.5, D40.5 End table dimensions: H30.5', W30.5...

A vintage French cocktail table of solid brass. The lower shelf is a beautiful green and white marble.

This simple and elegant table is a base of chrome over solid mahogany with 4 steel pads beneath. The table top is a 3/4 inch thick square cut glass.

A unique burl wood veneer based cocktail table with supports of solid brass in the form of rearing horses. The top is custom cut beveled smoked glass.

Geometric form low table sits on travertine slab legs with a brass grid top holding panels of smokey mirrored glass.

A very unique round, glass top cocktail table. The base is comprised of solid brass and a green and giltwood leaf form center.

Large 1970’s lucite and chrome with 3/4” thick glass top cocktail table by Pace Collection. The legs have been newly professionally polished. The glass is original, has no chips, s...

This sleek coffee table by Pace sets four creamy white marble tiles into a large square chrome base, a great example of 1970s Italian design.

Chrome frame cocktail table with tessellated marble top. Designed by Leon Rosen for Pace.

An elegant nickel X-base and glass cocktail table by Leon Rosen for Pace Collection. The base is a solid steel base, that has been newly nickel-plated and new 1/2" thick 48" in diame...

This modern, sexy coffee table was in the living room of a Palm Springs Estate designed by the late, Steve Chase. The entire estate was done in taupe, browns, chrome and Lucite. The top is real stone and looks to be a rare Moroccan Fossil...

Gorgeous modern chrome and white marble coffee or cocktail table which is attributed to The Pace Collection with Leon Rosen as the designer. This table is not marked but all sizes and materials point to this attribution. It is in wonderful vintage condition. There are small signs of age as would be expected including chips and scratches to the marble. One piece of marble has been repaired. None of this detracts from its overall beauty. Please see photos. Circa 1970s. This sleek coffee table is the one I yearned for when first married in the 1970s! It has become a design classic. Attributed to Leon Rosen for his New York based company The Pace Collection. It is comprised of a Parsons style square frame of rectangular chromed steel tube with four square marble inserts for its top surface. Each square of marble...