Octagonal Dining Table by Maurice Bailey for Monteverdi & Young, 1960s

Edward Wormley Game Table for Dunbar, Solid Walnut & Olive Burlwood Gorgeous Dunbar table with a four-panel bookmatched olive burl wood top and a solid...

From the Saarinen pedastal table collection, 1956, custom order for Neiman Marcus, 54" tulip dining table with rare book-matched rosewood top. Retains the original Knoll Associates b...

This console table has a deep espresso-finished mahogany top that sits upon four slender and graceful solid brass legs. It was designed in 1953 for Widdicomb Furniture by TH Robsjohn...

Beautiful octagonal coffee or low gaming table designed by Edward Wormley for Dunbar. Table has leather-wrapped cruciform base with bleached walnut top ...

High Style Mid-century walnut dining table designed by Maurice Bailey for Monteverdi Young. It features a sculpted walnut diamond-shaped top sitting on a sculptural double Y base rem...

A sleek, round dining or card table in ebonized walnut designed by Maurice Bailey for Monteverdi-Young. All items are available to view at our DTLA Arts District Warehouse: Motley LA...

Maurice Bailey coffee table for Beverly Hills furniture brand Monteverdi Young, c.1960s. The table features a sculpted walnut base with three tapered legs. The triangular glass table...

1950s Maurice Bailey Monteverdi Young Card Table And 4 Maurice Bailey Chairs Set. Maurice Bailey For Monteverdi Young Leather Top Card Table and 4 Upholstered Chairs. Leather Top Has Some Wear And Use Throughout The Years Of Gin Rummy. Original Upholstery Is In Excellent Vintage Condition. Construction And Sturdiness Of The Chairs and Card Table Are In Excellent Vintage Condition. FYI: This Maurice Bailey For Monteverdi Young Card Table Set (And Many Other Maurice Bailey Items At The Time) Was Once Owned by Famous Architect Maurice Fleishman Purchase At His Beautiful Home / Estate . As a practicing architect with an office in Beverly Hills, California until his "unofficial" retirement in 2002, Maury was best known for his "mid century" modern style of civic buildings most notable being the Santa Monica Municipal Courts (1968), Beverly Hills Municipal Courts (1970), Malibu Administrative Center (1970) and the Los Angeles Criminal Courts building (1973) And He designed the Marina Del Rey...