Italian Mid-Century Black Painted Coffee Table

Italian Mid-Century (1940s) ebonized round coffee table with a smaller round shelf supported by a stretcher and four tapered legs. Top has...

American Modern circular coffee table with a satin blue-gray beveled glass top and lacquered circular metal base (Matching items: MTL002A)

Mid-century (circa 1950) ebonized coffee table with an v©glomisv© top resting on tapered legs with gilt detail.      

Italian Mid-Century (1940s) coffee table with and ebonized stretcher base and an oval "Rosa Portogallo" beige marble top. (attributed to VITTORIO DASSI) Marble has been repaired.

With its distinctive structure, this table epitomizes the search for new systems of joinery during the mid-century era, when material and design became the lead factors in achieving ...

Rectangular coffee table featuring a clear glass top resting on an x-shaped black iron frame. The table stands on straight legs with decorative brass feet. The black lacquer finish s...

Stunning vintage Mid Century Modern coffee table with a black painted wood base & a biomorphic or kidney shaped glass top in the style of Kroehler Pearsall or Tonk. Beautiful condition, keeping in mind that this is vintage and not new so will have signs of use and wear even if it has been refinished or restored. Specifically, it had a few nicks & scuffs on the black base so we gave it a fresh coat of black paint. The glass has one very small chip in edge (may be able to be sanded out) & normal scratching on surface for age. Please see photos, zoom in for details, and see long description as they are part of the condition report. We attempt to portray any imperfections. Circa, 1950’s. What a beautiful biomorphic BEAST!!!! WOW!!! This is a marvelous vintage mid-century modern style coffee table comprised of a black painted wood base and a biomorphic or kidney shaped glass top in the style of Kroehler, Adrian Pearsall, or Tonk Manufacturing Company. This savvy little coffee table certainly took us on a wild goose chase that I’m not sure is completely over! You can find this table all over the internet attributed to Adrian Pearsall. It is NOT designed by him. Of that we are sure. But definitely in his style so it is easy to see where the misattribution comes from. It is also attributed to Valentine Seever, which is not a single person but two last names. And it may have been promoted by them as they were a division of Kroehler Manufacturing Co. It has also been attributed to Tonk Manufacturing Co., best known for their antique piano and organ swiveling stools; but we have not found actual proof of that. My mother (a “veteran” vintage...

Stylish original 1950s design coffee table. This chic table likely was produced in Scandinavia in the 1950s. However, it is very close in style to the designs of Ico Parisi. ...