Rene-Jean Caillette Coffee Table 'GC56', France, 1950s

Nice spider leg coffee table by Carlo di Carli, Italy 1950s. This iconic table has three legs and nine wooden 'arms' to keep the glass top steady. The structure of the table reminds ...

A distinctive mid-century design, this marble top coffee table was created by Estelle and Erwine Laverne for Laverne International in the 1950s. The designers were known for their re...

This striking coffee table from Adri Belgique combines modern style with handmade craftsmanship. Design The legs of the table are made of chrome, which provides a sleek and shiny a...

The travertine coffee table - a timeless piece of furniture that exudes both elegance and playfulness. It's a table that knows how to hold its own, whether placed in a cozy living room or a spacious office lobby. What sets the travertine coffee table apart from other coffee tables is its striking texture. Thanks to the porous nature of the beige travertine stone, the surface of the table boasts a beautiful, almost organic feel. It's a texture that invites you to run your fingers over it, to trace the lines and patterns that seem to tell a story of their own. The top of the table is supported by four cylindrical legs...

Model “SYLVIE“ produced in 1961 in Rio rosewood with chromed and polished base Two leaves of 23 inches possible.  

Gueridon by Rene Jean Caillette, 1950. Gueridon designated by René Jean Caillette in 1950. It is a tray supported by three legs connected at mid-h...

Coffee Table France 1950s

A French coffee table with vintage maps under a glass surface with an oversized functional compass suspended in the middle. Supported by a round brass frame with four legs joined by ...