Nickel Game Tables

A very exceptional and beautiful Minimalist Mid-Century Modern chess game, model #5606, designed by Carl Aubock III in 1969. Executed by Werkstätte Aub...

Art Deco folding game table, oak structure with Macassar ebony veneer, French polish. Geometrical pattern on top, opening four triangular parts, leather inside. Nickel-plated solid b...

Convertible original Art Deco Games Table from France around 1930. Black piano lacquer surface, high gloss polished. The top plate can be rotated and folded to enlarge the plate. Whe...

Alain Delon for Jansen Collection - Made in 1972. Made with brass, chrome and steel backgammon table and matching pair of armchairs with original leather/suede fabric. Smoked glass...

Midcentury American Modern game / end / side table with a polished nickel frame with a red lucite top and clear and red lucite sections in the table\'s legs. (Charles Hollis Jones).

Impatia, an Italian luxury design company founded by architect Gregg Brodarick in 2012, specializes in customizing all kinds of luxury gaming tables for customers. Impatia reinterprets high-quality leisure life with iconic and avant-garde designs, bringing classic games to life, and introducing a recognizable new luxury lifestyle to the world. The artistic shape of the Lungolinea does nothing to detract from its professional performance as a ping pong table. It fully complies with the ITTF standards for the size of the table, and the crystal glass table top has a very high light transmittance, which is smooth. The expensive Alcantara® suede ball net, soft texture and high friction coefficient, is a special fabric for the interior of F1 racing cars. Since its launch, Lungolinea has been sought after by many luxury experience seekers, and it can be seen in the private residences of celebrities and even in private VIP lounges. The idea of playing on a transparent game table may seem unimaginable, but thanks to careful engineering, it is now possible. Even for the most competitive professional players, a game of table tennis...

Impatia, an Italian luxury design company founded by architect Gregg Brodarick in 2012, specializes in customizing all kinds of luxury gaming tables for customers. Impatia reinterprets high-quality leisure life with iconic and avant-garde designs, bringing classic games to life, and introducing a recognizable new luxury lifestyle to the world. The artistic shape of the Lungolinea does nothing to detract from its professional performance as a ping pong table. It fully complies with the ITTF standards for the size of the table, and the crystal glass table top has a very high light transmittance, which is smooth. The expensive Alcantara® suede ball net, soft texture and high friction coefficient, is a special fabric for the interior of F1 racing cars. Since its launch, Lungolinea has been sought after by many luxury experience seekers, and it can be seen in the private residences of celebrities and even in private VIP lounges. The idea of playing on a transparent game table may seem unimaginable, but thanks to careful engineering, it is now possible. Even for the most competitive professional players, a game of table tennis...

Impatia, an Italian luxury design company founded by architect Gregg Brodarick in 2012, specializes in customizing all kinds of luxury gaming tables for customers. Impatia reinterprets high-quality leisure life with iconic and avant-garde designs, bringing classic games to life, and introducing a recognizable new luxury lifestyle to the world. The artistic shape of the Lungolinea does nothing to detract from its professional performance as a ping pong table. It fully complies with the ITTF standards for the size of the table, and the crystal glass table top has a very high light transmittance, which is smooth. The expensive Alcantara® suede ball net, soft texture and high friction coefficient, is a special fabric for the interior of F1 racing cars. Since its launch, Lungolinea has been sought after by many luxury experience seekers, and it can be seen in the private residences of celebrities and even in private VIP lounges. The idea of playing on a transparent game table may seem unimaginable, but thanks to careful engineering, it is now possible. Even for the most competitive professional players, a game of table tennis...

Game table and art deco modernist system table circa 1930 repainted base, original nickel-plated metal