Brutalist Tubular Steel Coffee Table with a Glass Top by Silas Seandel, c. 1970

Introducing a stunning Danish-made coffee table that is as rare as it is aesthetically appealing. Constructed from a frame of solid Burmese teak with vibrant woodgrains and topped wi...

Introducing an iconic sculptural coffee table by Forest Wilson. Featuring intricately carved solid walnut legs that borrow from fluid forms found in nature, it’s almost as if Wilson is contouring the beams of walnut back to their original shape as tree branches. The kidney-shaped, thick-cut glass top, though likely not original, is an excellent addition and harkens back to the Atomic era of American Modern Design. Wilson’s signature aluminum caps conceal the joining hardware. Perfect for designers searching for an authentic, vintage Forest Wilson table this paradigmatic piece can blend against a myriad of design backdrops from Mid-Century Modern to Boho Chic to Contemporary. With iconic lines, superb woodgrains and a vintage kidney-shaped top this coffee table is sure to make a BOLD impression in any space it inhabits. Make it yours today and add the perfect design accent to your home or office before it's gone forever. ---Dimensions--- Width: 47 in / 119.38 cm Depth: 43 in / 109.22 cm Height: 15 in / 38.1 cm Save for a minor repair this iconic coffee table by Forest Wilson is in original, vintage condition and has aged to perfection! A small corner of one of the legs cracked and has been repaired which can be seen in the detail photos provided. With that said there are no scratches, gouges or other damage present whatsoever and the woodgrains are absolutely stunning in natural light. The atomic era kidney-shaped glass top, though likely not the original, is in very good shape showing only surface scratches (the worst of which can be seen in the detail photos provided) but showing no cracks, chips or other damage whatsoever. This paradigmatic coffee table is functional, structurally sound and ready for a lifetime more of use. Please view all photos for details on this Forest Wilson coffee table...

This extraordinary Mid-Century Modern mosaic coffee table was designed by the renowned Brazilian designer Percival Lafer circa 1970. This table is constructed of an exotic mixture of...

Introducing a rare floating top coffee table designed by Henning Nørgaard for Komfort of Denmark that is as iconic as it is architecturally fascinating. Constructed from solid Brazi...

Gorgeous, vintage, solid teak coffee table with exposed finger joints. The minimalist Danish Modern silhouette allows the quality craftsmanship and materials to take center stage. Th...

A patinaed brass base supports an octagonal glass top with a beveled edge. Interesting and eye-catching and ready for decades more of enjoyment!

Torch cut iron base, with original plate glass top (.5"). Unusual to find signed and dated examples ( Seandel '75). Coffee, Cocktail table, iron with original faux bronze finish. Cl...

Brutalist coffee table after Silas Seandel. Glass not included. This form can take a variety of round glass tops. Structurally sound to handle the weight. The height of the metal ...

Coffee table with organic shape base in cast solid resin to resemble concrete with thick glass top by Silas Seandel, American 1970's ...

Impressive brutalist cathedral coffee table by Silas Seandel, circa 1970s. The table features a thick (.75 in.) round plate glass top (shows inc...

A rare brutalist coffee table by Silas Seandel, signed, circa early 1970s. From his "Woodland Series" of tables and furniture that portrayed natural forms. Featuring intricate torch-...

Polychrome brass foliate base supports a large plate glass top, glass top as is, metal base is in great original condition. Brutalist coffee, cocktail table by recognized master, Sil...