J. Robert Scott Glass and Polished Steel "Sculpture" Dining Table

The lustrous dining table of the Mikado line, portraying a dynamic base with a transparent top. By Georges Amatoury Studio, 2012.

A stunning modern late 20th century stainless steel and smoked glass dining table. Made by Brueton New York in 1988*, the clean-lined American modernist table with a smoked rectangular glass top raised on a polished stainless steel base with straight legs. Comfortably seats eight. The P Series high table (attrib) represents a high quality metal reinterpretation of the classic Parsons table. Impeccably crafted into a seamless unit, with stunning aesthetics and ideal proportions. Provenance / Acquisition: Property from an internationally recognized Raleigh, North Carolina interior designer. *The table made by Brueton New York in 1988 oral provenance. Acquired from highly reputable auction house Black Rock Galleries, based out of Greenwich, Connecticut. Raleigh NC...

1970s American polished stainless steel cylinder drum and smoked brown circular glass dining table in the style of Brueton. Seats 6 people...

The Cascatta Dining Table, a masterwork from Katz Studio's Cascatta Collection, embodies the essence of fluid dynamics translated into a tangible form. Crafted entirely from mirror-polished stainless steel, this table is a tribute to the grace and majesty of water in motion. The base of the table, a meticulous sculpture, mirrors the effervescent spray of a waterfall—a harmonious chaos captured in gleaming metal. The reflective surface is not just visually stunning but also engages the space around it, echoing the environment and the life within it. The expansive glass top serves as a serene counterpoint to the vivacious base, providing a clear window...