Japanese Lacquered Low Table

A cocktail table having a Japanese lacquered top set upon a Bagues brass, faux bamboo base. Top from 19th century Base circa 1950.

An exceptionally minimal yet playful Japanese side table having a circular Pine top rising on two detachable bamboo legs from a square Pine. base. The edges of both the top and base ...

An Art Deco style mahogany coffee table inlaid with faux ivory in a starburst pattern. Unmarked.

An oval CHinese lacquer tray mounted on a later stand. The tray depicts daily life in 19th century China with figures of musicians and river vendors.

A late 19th century Japanned and parcel-gilt Regency style tilt-top table.

A Maple side table / stool designed by Richard Meire for Knoll circa 1982. Literature: Richard Meier: Architect, Meier, pg. 234 Richard Meier: Art and Architecture, Blouin MacBain,...

Gorgeous black gloss lacquered pillow freeform low table by Directional. Monolithic and minimal in design. The large square shape with molded convex sides appears to float above the ...

A stunning 19th century Japanese coffee or cocktail table in Wakasa lacquer. The Wakasa-Nuri technique is a process of laying 100 plus layers of differe...

An elegant black lacquer rectangular low table with gilt motif landscape top. simple and beautiful form. We carry Fine quality furniture with elegant finished and has been appeared m...

An early 20th century Chinese lacquer coffee table or low table finely decorated with figures, pagodas, boats and birds on a black ground, within a border of russet red; raised on square legs with fretwork spandrels.

Ringo is a project based on the concept of sharing. The top is divided into two parts, one made of ash and the other of marble, two different, yet complementary materials. They say two’s better than one, but for the purists, Ringo is available with an all-wood top. Here you are shown the Ringo low coffee table with lacquered black legs and size 90 x 90 x 32 H. Available in low Ringo coffee table size as well. His research is mainly focused on materials and their limits that brings to the discovery of their potentiality. His projects have been exhibited at: Maxxi Museum in Rome, Biennale d’Arte and Design of St. Etienne, London Design Festival, Biennale of Venice.Matteo Zorzenoni has been teacher at IUAV of Venice, cooperates with IED in Madrid and he hosted workshop for Domaine de Boisbuchet (Vitra Design Museum). After a collaboration with Fabrica, Benetton Communication Research Center, he started a new one with Jaime Hayon which is still going on. His research in the handcraft world goes on with projects for customers such as: Cappellini, Mercedes Benz, Replay, Alcantara, Bosa Ceramiche...

Our contemporary low Sumo tables in steel and solid oak are now offered in various finishes. The original Sumo tables were introduced at Design Miami 2020. ...