Gispen Style Teak Top Conference Table With Chrome Base

Massive Mid-Century conference, dining, or work table in the style of Gispen, manufactured by Tijsseling Meubelfabrieken in the Netherlands, likely in the 1960s or early 1970s. Tijss...

Classically proportioned floor lamp with a muted blue enameled metal shade and base with chrome stem. Great industrial design that would fit nicely in a Modern or Mid-Century setting...

Gispen two tone light gray and black enameled metal industrial cabinet with gray top, sliding doors, and chrome legs. Perfect as an office cabinet or credenza. The backs are finished...

Mid-Century gray enameled desk or vanity designed by A.R. Cordemeyer for famed Dutch manufacturer Gispen. This 1960s desk has one white cabinet with two drawers, a corrugated metal p...

Exceptional dining, or conference table, having a thick solid walnut top, which is supported by a bright chrome pedestal base with four chrome legs which radiate from the center pole...

A Superb Granite top conference table raised on two cylindrical bronze veneered legs. Iron support (not seen) structure.

Mid-Century Modern rosewood and chrome conference table with cylindrical chromed steel legs. Industrial table. Can also be used as a dining table.

Magnificent Early 21st Century Organic Modern custom built conference or dining table with a natural walnut top & black powder coated steel tube base with walnut insert by Matthew Jarmer. 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. 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, Early 21st Century. Is there anything as wondrous as being Au Naturel??? When it comes to something as ravishing as this natural walnut table… we think NOT!!! That’s right, this is an enchanting natural walnut conference or dining table with a handsome black powder coated steel tube base featuring a center walnut panel bearing a hint of a Brutalist design with graduating stacked horizontal cut outs, custom made in Lawrence, Kansas by woodworking artist Matthew Jarmer. The base insets and the rectangular top were crafted from locally sourced wood from Topeka, Kansas. Good ‘Ol T-Town!!! Check out that magnificent wood grain!!! It’s simply marvelous!!! The table edges are “semi natural” as there has been some sanding but it’s not completely smooth, some of the uneven natural knotty tones of the wood come through. The center of the table exhibits a unique feature utilizing a beautiful natural split which created an opening that only Mother Nature (and maybe some hand crafted mastery from Mr. Jarmer!) could design. It is convenient for phone and other device cords if you are using it as a conference or worktable, but it would also serve as an INCREDIBLE dining table!! Talk about a BOLD statement piece!! And if you’re in need of chairs, we have several styles that would accompany this beauty handsomely listed here for sale… check them out!! Matthew Jarmer is a Lawrence, Kansas based woodworker and artist with a bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts from Kansas State University. GO K STATE!! He works from the East Side Workshop, located in Lawrence, KS. He creates furnishings, art, and other custom pieces using locally resourced wood mingled with his traditional techniques and a touch of modern style. His work and information is available to view online. As Dorothy famously stated in the Wizard of Oz… “There’s no place like home!” That’s a fact! Especially if you are lucky enough to have a work or dining table as incredible as this custom built natural walnut & steel tube base table...