Plastic Coffee and Cocktail Tables

Rectangular coffee table with surface in ice-effect purple lucite on four legs in transparent lucite. In the style of the Italian designer Willy Rizzo, made in Italy in the 1980s.

Side table, handmade in transparent yellow acrylic colored with an innovative technology. The material is made through the fusion of three plates, one of which partially cured cent...

A unique version of the lion in frost butterfly coffee table with a custom Lucite tabletop with a thick bevel, signed, circa 1970s.

Lucite and brass coffee table by Spectrum. Light scuffs and tiny flea bites on Lucite, some scratches on brass base. Measures: Glass top is 46" x 46" and 3/4" thick. Base is 16" high...

Made to order white molar swivel coffee table in white gel-coated, fiberglass-reinforced plastic. Designed by Wendell Castle, Rochester, New York, 1969. Please inquire for exact mea...

Large lucite cocktail and coffee table with a square 1/4 inch glass top. The outstanding lucite table is oversized and perfect for a large s...

1970s coffee table by Maison Jansen in very good condition. Satined chrome with glass tops and Lucite walls. The top can slide open to reveal the inside compartment that can be...

Coffee table in walnut, steel and plastic laminate with folding leaves. Designed by Greta Magnusson Grossman for Glenn of California, Los Angeles, 1952.

Center "Fabric Table Radiolaria" by Il Hoon Roh, signed and numbered This table is one of only two currently in existence of a proposed edition of 25 apart from the artist's proof from the “Designed by Nature” series. The table utilises the same structural principles as those found in nature, including spider webs, beehives and cells. These principles have been tried and tested through the evolutionary process resulting in a design that is lightweight, structurally optimised and extremely efficient. To generate these forms, the designer first built moulds which were used to stretch the material into three dimensional shapes which were then made into furniture. The parameters of the resulting shapes were not set by the designer, rather, he allowed tensile forces to determine the final shapes replicating the process found in nature. Il Hoon Roh received his AA diploma from the Architectural Association School of Architecture in London. He worked at Foster and Partners...

Shown is the Pebble Table with brass base and seven tops....1 of which is brass, 6 of which are lacquer in the color scheme Tapis d'Orient, a palette that recalls the muted earth ton...