Brueton Granite Top Chrome Base Dining Table Anello

Large Mid-Century Modern polished chrome jack base round glass top dining table.

Nice Mid-Century Modern faux bamboo X base dining table w/ thick glass top.

Brass hoof feet stainless steel base thick glass top game table.

Mid-Century Modern tussle woodard outdoor large 44" fiberglass dining table. Base only no glass.

Nice Mid-Century Modern dining table with two 2 x 20" - leaves. Nice X or pretzel organic shape base.

Round 48 " in diameter Mid-Century Modern thick solid top Nakashima influence dining table. Unusual wood and bent Lucite combination design legs. Measures: 1.5". There is one line n...

Gorgeous thick Carrara marble top and chrome base 70's round dining table. Extremely heavy due to its rare thick marble top. The top comes apart from the base for easier transport...

Designed by Monica Ballesio. The top and base are in polished veneer wood with chromed inserts. The table, deco style, is part of a limited edition designed and made exclusively for ...

The Granite Pangea table by Taylor Donsker features a single granite slab seamlessly inlaid into the top of a single slab of highly figured Bastogne walnut...

This fantastic and rare "Anello" polished bronze, white marble top dining table comfortably seats up to 6 people. Extremely hard to come by and very desirable. Heavy and truly a stat...

A minimal and dramatic pedestal table fashioned from a stainless steel cylinder form supporting a round black granite top with steel banding inset into the edge.

This dining table is simply stunning. A goatskin dining table designed by Karl Springer from the 1980s features a creamy goatskin top with hides that are both tan and nude in color with slight color variations in the hides that only come with real goatskin pieces. This large goatskin top rests on a circular chrome drum base that is a custom base for the table. This stunning table came out of a prominent home in Century City and the provenance is available upon request. The dining table top still has the original Karl Springer paper label which was included in the original wrapping of the piece / order tag, which has been affixed to the bottom by the original owner for provenance. This wrapping tag has significantly faded with time, but you can still make out the name Karl Springer at the top (especially if you snap a photo and bump up the contrast). This dining table, as photographed, looks incredible with the Guido Faleschini for Pace Collection dining chairs -- which is the exact combination the family had been using since the 1980's. With the striking chrome base, this dining table would look great with Milo Baughman thinline...