Chrome and Glass 1970s Game or Square Dining Table for Design Institute America

A super chic set of three bronze finish bucket chairs on casters made by Design Institute of America. From a very chic vintage Palm Springs Estate, the chairs have been newly upholst...

From a prestigious Palm Springs vintage estate, is a very modern Hollywood Regency meets chinoiserie style dining table. Seats six comfortably. Ob...

From a beautiful professionally designed Palm Springs estate, with gorgeous designer 1970s furniture and art, are these pair of travertine and chrome skyscraper lamps...

Designed by the brilliant Torsten Nilsen for Wetnofa, (collected by many AD 100 designers and becoming more rare and more sought after than ever). This rare and outstanding example o...

Very tropical reed or bamboo table with the top hinged to flip and slide into place to make larger .... table top is 32" x 32" and open is 64" wide ..... the height is 29.25" and whe...

A square dining or game table with an ash top, on folding steel legs. Model DTM.

Interesting table that can be either a dining table or a gaming table. Unknown designer but some details show that it’s a a reconstruction area furniture just after the war very efficient at low budget. So some kind of typicalities that can remains to French architect of the same period like prouve...

This refined game table, which also works as a smaller dining table or center table, is by Guy Lefevre for Maison Jansen, circa 1970s France. Featuring a square leather top over lacquered brown case with brushed steel trim, legs and drawer rings, each side has one drawer outfitted with an ashtray and cupholder cut-out. Lacquered portions were refinished and newly lacquered. Ideal as a game table but can also be used as a dining table, cafe table, center table, lobby table, entry table, hosting table, Zoom...