French Industrial Tolix Table by Xavier Pauchard, 1940s

Side table in metal tube entirely covered in a colorful mix of paint and patina acquired over years of use and enjoyment, center hole is original, Truly an art piece. Often attribute...

This monumental piece is broad and muscular. Defined by simple stately geometry. It will serve well as a large console, entry table, library table or shallow dining table. It is po...

New era glass table made for Modernage, circa 1940. Thick glass top on pedestal of glass, ebonized oak and mirror. Appropriate height for dining or can be used as a console.

1950s Original French T55 Tolix Rectangular Cafe – Kitchen – Dining Table (Model 2) 1950s original French T55 Tolix rectangular cafe – kitchen – dining table. Tolix is one of our all time favourite companies. In 1907 Frenchman Xavier Pauchard discovered that he could protect sheet metal from rusting by dipping it in molten zinc (galvanisation) and a few years later he set up his factory producing steel furniture. Tolix was the creator and founder of perhaps the most iconic cafe chair of all time, the Tolix model A, designed in 1934 and sadly now copied worldwide. Tolix used...

1950s Original French T55 Tolix rectangular cafe – kitchen – dining table (Model 5) 1950s original French T55 Tolix rectangular cafe – kitchen – dining table. Tolix is one of our all time favourite companies. In 1907 Frenchman Xavier Pauchard discovered that he could protect sheet metal from rusting by dipping it in molten zinc (galvanization) and a few years later he set up his factory producing steel furniture. Tolix was the creator and founder of perhaps the most iconic cafe chair of all time, the Tolix model A, designed in 1934 and sadly now copied worldwide. Tolix used...

1950s original French T55 Tolix rectangular, kitchen, dining table (Model 4) 1950s original French T55 Tolix rectangular, kitchen, dining table. Tolix is one of our all-time favorite companies. In 1907 Frenchman Xavier Pauchard discovered that he could protect sheet metal from rusting by dipping it in molten zinc (galvanization) and a few years later he set up his factory producing steel furniture. Tolix was the creator and founder of perhaps the most iconic cafe chair of all time, the Tolix model A, designed in 1934 and sadly now copied worldwide. Tolix used...