Mixed Stone Inlaid Backgammon Game Side Table on Brass & Chrome Base

A unique and versatile 19th century French walnut burlwood and yew game table with a marquetry checkerboard top and large center drawer with original key. The dovetailed drawer has s...

Glamorous creamy tessellated stone console table having brass inlay decoration. Simple streamlined silhouette makes this piece mix well in any decor.

Stunning sleek cocktail table having a neoclassical aesthetic and stylish mix of black tinted steel columns with brass details, all offset by a cream marble top. The mix of black, g...

Handsome rectangular inlaid wood end table having stunning geometric design and brass medallions in each corner on top of square legs that are eq...

The Paris based label has distinguished themselves since their launch, with their iconic use of shagreen mixed with brass and other exotic materials. All furniture is handcrafted by skilled artisans, ultimately making each piece unique, designed in Paris and produced in the Philippines. The Cecelia game table by R&Y Augousti inlaid in a mixture of cream shagreen, black pen shell and brass is the ultimate luxury piece of furniture. The top tabletop tray...

Karl Springer - Authenticated 1977 Extremely Rare Goatskin Backgammon Game Table Parsons Style Backgammon Table with Cover Bakelite Game Pieces All Original Condition Beautiful...

Although the earliest known mention of Backgammon was in a letter dated 1635 when it was emerging as a variant of the popular medieval Anglo-Scottish game, it is one of the most popular board games. Tributing the first world backgammon champion, Tim Holland, Wood Tailors Club designers conceived this exquisite game table. Marble-wrapped edges top and wood surface flips to reveal a marquetry wood table...

Mid-Century Modern Brass & Stained Glass Inlaid Games Table, by Morris Lapidus, USA, Circa 1950s This Mid-Century Modern Brass & Stained Glass Inlaid Games Table, designed by Morris Lapidus in the 1950s, is a stunning example of Miami's Golden Age of design. Originally sourced from the penthouse of the legendary Fontainebleau Miami Beach Hotel, this table embodies the bold, luxurious aesthetic that defined Lapidus’ architectural vision. The 34-inch square brass top is a true work of art, inlaid with countless abstract biomorphic stained glass mosaic...