Kaj Gottlob Dining Set

Sergio Rodrigues "Alex" dining table. A dining table by Sergio Rodrigues with jacaranda base and etched white marble top. Brazil, circa 1950s.

Dining table by Hans J Wegner A “China” dining table, Model PP-76 by Hans Wegner in mahogany for Johannes Hansen Mobelfabrik. Originally designed in 1947, this example was made by P...

A handcrafted table by Belgian artist Kaspar Hamacher. Made in Germany with solid pieces of oak from naturally fallen trees. Almond & Co. is the exclusive representative for all work...

A dining table in Italian walnut with two end-mounting leaves sitting atop four slightly sabred legs in spun brass. Widdicomb decal label and stenciled numbers. Two leaves each 16"....

Dining goods are one of the newest additions to Stephen Kenn's The Inheritance collection. A solid walnut and steel dining table with simple and modern lines, with a set of four matc...

This uniquely sized vintage dining table comes matched with a set of six vintage dining chairs. Wonderful Mid-Century design exemplified with the stunning sculpted legs shared by bot...

Dining Table Set - Industrial cast iron and wood swing out suspended seat or stool dining from Get Back Inc. This versatile piece, inspired by the traditions of vintage industrial American furniture, combines high-quality wood and beautifully crafted cast iron into a utilitarian design that is the hallmark of Tim Byrne’s Dept. 87 furnishings. Industrial six cast iron swing out seat table. Beautiful alder circular wooden seats screw onto the cast iron supports that swing in one direction and have a stop that keeps them from swinging in too far. Freestanding, however table can bolt to the floor for maximum stability. The table is built in our workshop in Connecticut and can also be customized to your required specifications with steel, glass or wood top. The seat: The swing out seat is also known as, or has been called: suspended swing out kitchen stool, space saving stool, wrought iron stool, swing stools...

Rare and very nice example of the "Bossche school" furniture by architect Jacques Uppelschoten, made for his own house at the Raffendonkstraat 20 in Oirschot. Dom Hans van der Laan s...