"Radiant Star" Round Brushed Brass Coffee Table with Metallic Marquetry Top

French 1960s shadowbox coffee table has removable top, for access to interior box. Showcase objets d'art, or customize as desired. Frame and pli...

Bleached rosewood circular table with ebonized wood legs may be used as a dining table or games table. USA, c. 1960's.

Ten10 eclipse coffee table measures 43 3/8" diameter x 14" high. The base is solid brass with a patina finish, and the top is 3/4" thick honed granite. Granite options for the top va...

Round Nero Marquina star coffee table by Olivier Gagnère Materials: Carrara marble or black Marquina marble top. Gold lacquered metal base. Technique: lacquered metal, polished marble. Dimensions: diameter 90 x height 35 cm Also available in Carrara marble, and gold or bronze base. The Star collection by French designer Olivier Gagnère is a line of coffee tables and console tables in the spirit of Decorative Arts, elegant, in gold or bronze lacquered metal with its tops in white Carrara marble or black Marquina marble. COEDITION is a French publisher of high-end contemporary furniture created in 2014. Thanks to the diversity of the languages ??of its international designer's partners, COEDITION is an avant-garde brand, with the concern and the desire for sustainability. They are selected with great care. Among other things, solid woods and veneers are, depending on their origins and terms of supply. Our manufacture is only made in Italy, with the best craftsmen in the profession, committed to quality and the environment. Today 13 great designers are creating exclusive collections for COEDITION: Patricia Urquiola, Patrick Jouin, Luca Nichetto, Rodolfo Dordoni, Shin Azumi ”, Michael Anastassiades, Olivier Gagnère, Dominique Perrault and Gaelle Lauriot Prévost, Marco Zanuso Jr., Arnaud and Aki Cooren, and finally Alain Moatti. Our catalog offers furniture for the home, public places, reception areas, restaurants, hotels. Our raw materials are carefully selected, solid woods and veneers, according to their origins. Olivier Gagnère is a French artist and designer born in 1952. In the 1980s, he met designer Ettore Sottsass and worked with the Memphis group in Milan. He then worked with Murano glassmakers and Master Craftsmen from all over the world for the realization of his first creations, in particular glass and porcelain objects. He collaborates with major French brands as well as with galleries such as Marc Lamouric, Néotu, Kréo, or even Maeght where his works are exhibited. From 1992, Olivier Gagnère designed, among other things, a porcelain collection for the great Bernardaud house, which he would later take care of fitting out the rue Royale tea room in Paris. Then in 1994, he decorated the Café Marly...