Pace Collection Glass And Brass Dining Table

John Widdicomb Widdicomb Furniture Co. Vintage midcentury Widdicomb brass and burl wood table Stunning brass and burl wood table by Widdicomb. Waterfall brass legs.

36? Vintage Figurative Giacometti Style Metal Faux Bois and Glass Dining Garden Patio Table Charming faux bois base with tiny bird insets. Hand forg...

54” live edge glass inlaid dining console table California burl root style live edge table with epoxy resin and volcanic rock inlays. Measure...

A round dining table with a classic Victorian wooden base and a sleek black granite top. The base newly lacquered, The top with a 1.25" beveled edge.

This vintage Mid-Century piece is an elegant, beautifully designed glass top dining table. A rosewood table featuring a cross leg design with a sculptural aesthetic stem, along the ...

Knoll platner dining table and chairs In 1966, the Platner Collection captured the “decorative, gentle, graceful” shapes that were b...

Pace Collection rectangular beveled glass top dining table with glass and brass base. No chips or significant scratches to any of the glass. It's hard to image this table being in be...

Pace Collection chrome ad glass dining table, 1970. Original

Offering one of our recent Palm Beach Estate fine furniture acquisitions of a 1970's Leon Rosen for Pace Collection glass & brass dining table Approximate measurements in inches ...

A beautiful and heavy glass table by Pace, the quality is there, the picture speak for itself.

1970s Modern Elegance Long Dining Table attribution Pace Collection. In the style of Romeo Rega and Mastercraft. Stunning Regency Unmarked, no label. Brass plated legs. New .75 t...

Phenomenal all glass modern dining table attributed to The Pace Collection with only a single brass plated connector on the pedestal base. It is in fabulous vintage condition. There is one small chip in one of the glass legs, but it is under the connector and cannot be seen. There maybe small scratches that we have not noticed. Please see photos. Circa 1970s. Note: Dog not included but it is dog approved! I have loved this table since the 1970s. Well not this exact one but all the different forms of this table attributed to The Pace Collection. Comprised of five slabs of ¾ inch thick glass. One for the tabletop and four that, along with a single brass plated steel connector, form the pedestal base. Simple. Sleek. Elegant. Perfect dining table to pair with some Mid-Century Modern chairs. Or, use it in your Industrial loft with some Industrial or sleek and modern chairs. Maybe even use it in a traditional or Hollywood Regency setting in juxtaposition with a set of over-the-top ornate chairs...