Round Rosewood Table with Rotating Center by EMÜ Germany, 1960s

Rare round dining table designed by Alfred Hendrickx and produced by Belform in Belgium during the 1960s. The top has a highly decorative woodgrain. It can be extended to an oval sha...

Fantastic ‘AT 303’ dining table designed by Hans Wegner in 1955. This so called ‘cross-leg’ table has a teak top and solid oak legs with a brass support bar and can also be used as a...

Nice medium sized sideboard designed by Alfred Hendrickx for Belform, 1960s. Made of rosewood with a beautiful woodgrain and metal feet. This model features two sliding doors with tw...

A great large sideboard designed by Belgian modernist designer Alfred Hendrickx for Belform, 1960s. This model comes in a rare honey-colored wood veneer which is rarely seen. Normall...

Magnificent round coffee table designed by Arne Jacobsen the 1960s. The top is made of beautiful teak wood and rests on the signature aluminum central base with 3 legs. Produced in D...

Beautiful coffee table designed by Peter Løvig Nielsen during the 1960s. A very nice and refined design with great details such as raised edge and sledge feet. In very good condition...

JOYA dining table truly reflects refined contemporary elegance and is outstanding in its use of luxury materials and attention to detail. This sophisticated design features a sensational round mirrored top, partnered with a rotating centerpiece in veneered Ziricote. Originally inspired by our unique Bacall table, distinguished for the beauty of brass details. This refined furniture...

Dining table from the 1960s Made of rosewood wood. After renovation. Excellent condition. Possibility to unfold up to 194 cm Dimensions: height 73 cm / diameter 123 cm.

This dining table is a classic example of Mid-Century Modern design. Constructed from rosewood, the dining table has a circular table top sitting on two sets of v-shaped legs, which...

Giulio Moscatelli for Meroni round center or dining table in rare rosewood with hexagonal base, Italy, circa 1964. This exquisite midcentury table design although simple in form is e...

This gorgeous 1960s Jacaranda Rosewood dining table by Sergio Rodrigues, named the 'Alex' table, features one of the most vivid and vibrant Brazilian Rosewood tops that we've ever se...

Organically shaped, clean-lined and elegantly simple are three terms that best describe this massive dining table. The evolution of mid-century design in postwar Germany was a direct consequence of accepting, continuing, and further developing the ideas of the predecessing movements. It was, in a way, a “softer” version of the modern movement by adopting natural, organic forms. The distinctive triangular ‘guitar pick’ shape of this table is quite popular thanks to its functional and stylish look. While dining tables are furniture pieces that are generally associated with their functional role, exceptional Mid-Century Modern models like this one manage to stand out next to their utilitarian role. This table’s curved shape and generous surface area make it a perfect dining table, while not compromising on aesthetics. The 19th century Biedermeier furniture design was based on utilitarian principles with a simple and elegant style, and mid-century modernism carried these principles well into the 20th century. The mid-century German style’s construction utilized the ideal of truth through materials. As a result, the wood grain was the key decorative element in the design. Following this ideal, this table’s top...