Coffee Table by James Howell in Copper, 1966

This is a Square Chromed-Steel and Glass Coffee Table, designed by James Howell for Tri-Mark Designs in the 1970s. The piece was produced in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The base has ...

Sculptural coffee table by an unknown artist made in France in 1966. It's got a unique shape, kind of like a mermaid, fish, dolphin, or organic being. It is made of black-painted bee...

James Coffee Table by DUISTT Dimensions: W 130 x D 80 x H 38 cm Materials: Brass and High Gloss Ebony Wood James coffee table crafted with great attention to details, is a bold and ...

Stunning 1950's wood lacquered base with Carrara Italian marble top coffee table in the style of James Mont made by Weiman, the base have been lacquered in antique gold finish, there...

Lorenzo Burchiellaro, coffee table, copper and wood, Italy, 1960s. This coffee table is an absolute eye-catcher. The copper is in beautiful, patinated condition and the vibrant yet ...

Lorenzo Burchiellaro, coffee table, copper and stained beech, Italy, 1960s. This coffee table is an absolute eye-catcher. The copper is in beautiful, patinated condition and the vib...

Stunning, Mid-Century Modern, biomorphic, coffee table by James-Philip Co. features intersecting, black and white lacquered wood tiers connected by brass stems with brass tipped, tap...

Stunning coffee table designed by Amparo Calderon Tapia and Manufactured in Los Angeles California in 2022. The table is made in solid copper with an acid aged finish. The continuous...

Drops is a family of coffee tables in three different sizes, inspired by the unexpected, irregular shapes of water droplets on a surface. Their soft, familiar lines embody the skille...

Drops is a family of coffee tables in three different sizes, inspired by the unexpected, irregular shapes of water droplets on a surface. Their soft, familiar lines embody the skilled craftsmanship and artisan know-how of De Castelli, which has revived the traditional technique of manually hammering and shaping copper. The tables are thus a nod to a tradition that, given a contemporary interpretation, is manifested in products that harmoniously integrate with everyday settings. The new DeNuance finish from De Castelli further enhances the copper tops, giving each piece an organic, natural look through the combination of fire, oxidation and pigments. DeNuance and Verderame breathe life into a fresh combination of tones inspired by water and the way it moves. De Castelli metals now have a new look, rich in depth and an infinite range of hues. Additional Information: Material: Copper Finish: Top in frame frame...