Iron Table, France circa 1950s (Two Available)

Rectangular dining table made of bent/folded sheet metal, painted blue/green, with traces of rust & white showing through. Tapering legs. Also available are two similar tables wit...

Fabulous French Mid-Century square table, with great colours. Comes apart entirely. The square folded iron top has a grid system beneath, into which the four legs slot into place and...

Beautiful table of simple and elegant design, with a wrought iron base painted in original dark red, and a thick slab of white stone on top, resting flush with the apron. Can be used...

An unusual, large and almost square table with a painted wrought iron base and a mottled black and white stone top.

This vintage French work table is a wonderful and rare find that would make an excellent addition to any home or workspace. Made from solid teak and measuring 36 inches in height and...

Introducing an exquisite piece of history and craftsmanship: the Early 20th Century French Metal & Wooden Work Table. This robust table stands as a testament to enduring design, featuring a solid wood top that bears the rich patina of time, telling stories of the hands that have worked upon it. The base, crafted from hand-forged metal, displays intricate details and a deep, weathered hue that speaks to its age and origin. A single, distressed turquoise drawer adds a pop of color and a touch of whimsy, providing practical storage space with a vintage brass pull...

Discover the robust charm of this 20th Century French Industrial Table with its original wooden top, a striking testament to the era's utilitarian design. The table stands strong on ...

This very good table has all the elements associated with the finest of industrial furniture. Conceived at a time, circa 1890-1900 when art and industry were combined to create modern wonders of the age and who’s ideals had the intent of recreating for man a new way of life. The heavy metal supports are both industrial and neoclassical in design taking elements from Roman forms and marrying them to the new iron structures and manufacturing processes then being used in such things at the Effiel Tower...