1970s Industrial and Work Tables

A vintage butcher’s block whose beauty arises from its robust practicality. Made in 1970’s Czechia, the worktop is a rough mosaic of wooden blocks; the wood grain runs vertically, to...

Finn Juhl style rosewood executive desk with brushed steel details and 4 drawers. Striking design with waterfall style legs. In original condition wit...

Osvaldo Borsani and Eugenio Gerli T333 Executive Desk for Tecno with heavy cast aluminum frame, lacquered wood top and discreet privacy screen with slim drawer and inset black blotte...

Robust set of three New York City municipal tables in solid laminated pine with exposed joinery and bolted trestle base. Decades of use and patination lend loads of character to thes...

A rare italian vintage desk set composed by a desk and a design chair. The desk has five solid wood drawers and a design chair with fine Wien rope an...

Vintage danish teak and metal table 1970s Small side table with drop leaf. Teak table top and frame in black metal on four wheels. Originally designed as a typewriter desk...

Vintage Campaign desk on X-base by Baker Furniture. The brass military handles are stunning and embedded into the drawers as well as brass edge and side decorative handles. The X-bas...

Mid-Century Modern round office table or dining table with a durable chrome base designed by Eames. The table has a dark wood top.

Brazilian rosewood desk with aluminum frame by Tora Brazil. Featuring double pedestals consisting of two (2) sets of three (3) drawers with half-circle chr...

This 4-sided workbench was produced by the company Nooitgedagt from IJlst, The Netherlands. The Nooitgedacht & Zonen NV company was founded in 1865. The company was the biggest produ...

This is not a 19th century British Campaign roll top desk. It's way better. Why? Because it was made in 1970s in America by Drexel with all the bizarre, stately flamboyance and none of the pesky practicality that real Campaign furniture comes with. In fact, the real brass side handles are only ornamental. Still confused? Well then feast your eyes on the "brass" base that does not actually fold or collapse for efficient travel. The patina you see is forever frozen in time because it's actually wood, painted to look corroded and aged from decades of imperialism. To be absolutely honest, our staff worked on restoring the top section of the desk for days before even noticing that the base was not real brass. It's really quite amazing how convincing it actually looks. The solid pecan body is covered in faux distress and flyspeck to add character. Hand painted gold detailing on the top, front and sides add even more cache. We gravitate towards pieces that are either loved or despised, and this one is perfectly polarizing. Everything on this Oxford square...

This massive butcher’s block style round tabletop only is made from laminated maple boards over 2” thick, and is only very lightly used. Set it on a sturdy iron base to create a grea...