Midcentury Coffee Table by Baumritter, circa 1950s

Midcentury Dandelion Chandelier circa 1950s. - Brass stems - 26 outlets - Takes E14 fitting bulbs - German ~ 1950s - 65cm wide x 75cm tal...

- Price is per table (7 available). - All prices inc UK shipping. - Solid cast iron bases. - Stepped designed to the feet. - Solid White Carrera marble tops. - English ~ 1930s, - Mea...

Opaline pendant lights by Vilhelm Lauritzen Circa 1950s - Opaline glass with a slight concave and point on the underneath - Brass monks cap top - Takes...

Industrial angled wall lights by Benjamin, circa 1950s - Vitreous white enamel - Curved steel wall brackets - Takes E27 fitting bulbs - Wires...

Porcelain Bathroom Lights By Sigvard Bernadotte For Ifo Circa 1950s - Price is per piece (18 available) - Vitreous grey porcelain wall ...

Czech leather wrestling dummy, circa 1950s - Heavy tan leather - Suede arms - Leather lace up back - Czech, 1950s - Measures: 118 cm tall x 64 c...

This beautiful coffee table was made in Czechoslovakia in 1950s by famous manufacturer Jitona. It features 4 slender legs, which was a typical element of furniture in those years. It...

This beautiful table was made in Czechoslovakia in 1950s. It was designed to serve as a TV table back in those days, as you may read on the fragments of original paper label. It feat...

A Baumritter Heirloom Nutmeg Maple Dough Box Coffee Table. Measures 42" in width, 19" in depth and 18" in height. Matching side tables in our Inventory in a separate listing.

- Made in Czechoslovakia - Made of beech, glass - Maker: Tatra Pravenec - In polyurethane varnish - Completely restored.

Elegant mid century tripod coffee table. Beautiful very dark brown table base with a nice clear glass round top. Beautifully crafted table legs. ...

In European midcentury design, there are some common elements that define the continent’s furniture design of the era. Most importantly, there was an early emphasis on wood as it connected everyday objects, such as furniture to nature. This rustic, solid wood coffee table is a perfect example of this sentiment, and the visual benefits of an understated, organic design. Mid-Century Modern represented a break with the traditional past: design-wise, furnishings were often a rejection of Victorian, Colonial, and other historical influences, especially the pseudo-historical use of ornamentation. In comparison, furniture of the 50s and 60s are generally more pared-down, smaller in scale, and uncluttered with unnecessary ornament: on this front, the movement shared qualities with the efforts of the Bauhaus designers’ vehement rejection of ornamentation. This coffee table has a strong elemental feel to it, which is a result of its thick table top and sturdy legs. The focus is on the Material, letting the beautiful qualities of the wood stand out. The circular pattern of the wood is the result of the trunk being used without cutting it into pieces, thus showing the tree’s year rings...