Dutch Tables

Round solid oak side table in the manner of Jan den Drijver and the Dutch Art Deco tradition of The Hague School. The substantial round top with bullnose edge sits above a curved apr...

A remarkably rare triangular side table designed by Anton Lucas, dating from the 1920s. The model is documented in an original period publication (see last image) The design is wond...

Janni van Pelt, coffee table, model G4A, coated steel, wired glass, the Netherlands, 1958 This coffee table is designed by Janni van Pelt and characterized by simple lines and clear...

Cees Braakman desk produced by Pastoe, featuring a floating teak-veneered top measuring 40 inches wide by 24 inches deep. The cantilevered top extends over a side cabinet with three ...

The Taes coffee table draws inspiration from the majestic sloping-sided architectural platforms, historically used for religious, ceremonial and defensive purposes. In stacked form, ...

Large wenge and brushed chrome table, functional as a dining table or desk, designed in the manner of Dutch Mid-Century designer Martin Visser. The dark wenge top features softly rou...

Rectangular studio craft coffee table built around one of the more inventive surface mechanisms in Mid-Century furniture making: lift from the center of the slatted top and each slat...

A large 19th Century tole tray from the Netherlands whose surface is filled with charming foliate and floral imagery. The metal tray is painted black with hand-painted motifs featuri...

Aperta is inspired by the mystery and attraction of light and space breaking through narrow voids in architectural structures. The objects feature a precise slit, creating a sense of...

A highly decorative Dutch Art Deco accent table with stepped details and a green marble top, designed in the expressive language of the Amsterdam School. A wonderfully distinctive pi...

A very rare pair of small Amsterdam School lamp or accent tables, produced by N.V. Hero de Groot in Bodegraven, 1920s. The price is for one. Can be bought as a set (change order amou...

A beautiful, unique example of a 19th-century Frisian folding table. The oak base features a wrought-iron lever that locks the table in its folded position. The tabletop is made of ...

Does this stylish large vintage teak wooden coffee table also make your heart beat faster? A design by Louis van Teeffelen for Webe (bottom is marked with a logo picture of Webe) per...

Mid-Century industrial coffee table attributed to Dutch designer A. Bueno de Mesquita, manufactured by Spurs Meubelen in the Netherlands during the 1950s. The rectangular white ename...

A highly decorative Dutch Art Deco side table in oak, designed in the expressive language of the Amsterdam School. The circular top is arranged in contrasting sections of oak veneer...

Stunning and elegant Art Deco Amsterdamse School side table or pedestal.Striking Dutch design from the 1920s.Solid oak base and original black lacquered solid oak top..This wonderful...

Rare Dutch Mid-Century desk from Tijsseling features a floating rosewood-veneered top with rich, dark-streaked grain over a black-finished underside — a clean detail that reinforces ...

Aperta is inspired by the mystery and attraction of light and space breaking through narrow voids in architectural structures. The objects feature a precise slit, creating a sense of...

Braakman's executive desk for Pastoe features a floating rosewood-veneered top with a black-stained accent beneath, creating a pronounced shadow gap that lifts the surface visually f...

Willem Noyons dining room set, birch, plywood, The Netherlands, 1982/1983 This Dutch dining set by Willem Noyons, reflects a distinctly architectural approach to furniture making. C...

This exceptional round oak table was crafted circa 1960 by Piet Rombouts, founder of the Dutch Atelier Rombouts for artisanal furniture making. From this workshop, antique furniture ...

The 'Reply' drafting table was a collaborative design by Wim Rietveld and Friso Kramer, produced by Ahrend de Cirkel beginning in 1958. Each table features a wood laminate top adjust...

A Dutch Amsterdam School occasional table in oak, dating from the 1920s. The design has a particularly strong architectural stance. The circular top rests on four substantial suppor...

A distinctive Dutch side table from the 1920s, executed in solid oak and decorated with a striking cross-shaped inlay in Macassar ebony on the tabletop. The graphic ebony lines divid...

An extra-large Dutch modernist drafting table designed by Wim Rietveld and Friso Kramer for Ahrend de Cirkel, 1959. It is a true piece of post-war Dutch industrial design: rational, structural and completely functional, and today just as attractive as a statement desk as it is as a working drafting table. Design The table shows everything that defined Dutch design of the period: honest materials, visible mechanics and clear construction. The generous top (120 x 80 cm) can be adjusted in height and angle by means of two characteristic rotary knobs on either side of the steel frame. The laminated steel hinge system is both a technical solution and a visual signature of the design. The frame is made of lacquered steel with a slim, architectural profile, and the warm-toned laminate top forms a subtle contrast with the industrial base. The construction is robust yet visually light. Condition Very good condition considering its age, with minimal signs of use. The mechanisms function smoothly and the structure is stable and original. Please see the photos for details. Dimensions: width 130 cm, depth 90 cm, height 75 cm. Tabletop 120 x 80 cm. Height in horizontal position adjustable from 73 cm (lowest) to 114 cm (highest). About the designers Wim Rietveld (1924–1985), son of Gerrit Rietveld, developed his own industrial design language focused on serial production, structural clarity and affordability. Friso Kramer (1922–2019) is one of the most influential Dutch industrial designers of the 20th century, known for his minimalist, engineering-driven designs such as the Revolt chair. Together they designed several pieces for Ahrend and De Cirkel, and their work is held in the collections of museums such as the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam. How to use it Use it as intended, as a drafting or drawing table for an architect, designer or artist, or set it flat as a large desk or work table in a home office or studio. It also makes a strong display table in a shop or gallery. It pairs well with Kramer's Revolt and Result chairs, Gispen and Tubax furniture, Jean Prouvé-style industrial pieces and other mid-century modern and industrial design. Keywords: Friso Kramer drafting table...

Kembo Model 509 round coffee table, designed by W.H. Gispen in 1950 and produced by Kembo in the Netherlands. The table features a slender tripod base in black enameled metal with sp...

Stunning and elegant Art Deco Amsterdamse School side table or smokers table. Striking Dutch design from the 1920s. Nicely shaped brass frame with original decorative brass top. Tabl...

Amsterdam School two-tier side table crafted in oak demonstrates the expressive design vocabulary that defined Dutch interwar furniture. Four dramatically curved legs sweep outward f...

Monumental coffee table produced in the Netherlands during the 1980s demonstrates the period's embrace of raw, elemental materials. The design relies on pure geometric forms: a thick...

Matched pair of nightstands attributed to Wim Rietveld for Auping showcase the clean geometry and functional approach of Dutch Mid-Century design. Red wood frames encase the body wit...

Decoratively shaped Art Deco side table from the 1930s with an elegant base. The table is made of solid oak with veneer on the lower shelf. The legs are made of coromandel wood and t...

Magnificent and rare Art Deco Amsterdamse School coffee table. Design by Max Coini Amsterdam. Striking Dutch design from the 1920s. Solid American walnut base on four typical Amsterd...

Glass and plexiglass two-tier coffee table designed by Dutch company BOR Design, named 'The Hague.' Square form features thick transparent plexiglass post legs supporting two levels ...

Dutch Modernist writing desk or vanity from the 1960s, produced in the manner of Coen de Vries. White laminate top and single drawer front contrast cleanly against the warm teak body...

Designed by Loek Straver for Dutch manufacturer Castelijn in the 1980s, the Vlieger — Dutch for "Kite" — takes its name from the wing-like shape. The base combines two distinct suppo...

An expressive Amsterdam School table from the interwar period, distinguished by its octagonal top and elaborately geometric construction. The design is architectural and rhythmical, ...

A compact study in geometry and craftsmanship, this Dutch side table combines the expressive character of the Amsterdam School with a more controlled architectural structure. Oak for...

Introduce monumental elegance and a grounded detail to your interior with the stunning Rosso marble CONE side table. The sculptural geometric shape of this contemporary design piece ...

Produced by Pastoe in the 1960s, this Cees Braakman desk features a floating teak top that extends beyond the drawer pedestals on both sides, creating a clean horizontal profile. Two...

Amsterdam School Dutch Art Deco side or center table 1930s Beathiful condition . Nice warm color . The Art Deco table features a beautiful, clean-lined design. The cylindrical leg t...

FLOW is a modern pink marble side table with a clean shape and a wave detail at the bottom. The simple cube form is combined with a flowing base, giving the table a light and playful...

Various CONE tables have been in our collection for some time now. Known for their smooth circular top and minimalist cone-shaped base, they’ve been internationally elevating interio...

Gispen manufactured this substantial table in 1972 during the Dutch company's peak production of commercial and institutional furnishings. The design employs a T-base pedestal constr...

Dutch Art Deco "gueridon", or salon table, with a round birdseye maple wood top mounted on four polished chrome tube legs. The legs rise from a round wooden pedestal base with a deco...

“LOCK” sculptural bamboo dining table is designed out of the qualities, possibilities and characteristics of its material: bamboo.  The frame is build up from pressed layers of flexible bamboo. The shape is formed by the bamboo’s natural bending curve. The layers of bamboo curve through each other and entwine, locking each other in place. Two different color-tones are used: natural and caramel bamboo. This “layer cake”enhances the curves ,flow and shape of the table. End result is a mix of nature and mathematics, of possible and impossible. A strong dynamic shape that looks different watched from different viewing points...

Solid oak construction gives this pedestal table its sculptural weight and geometric presence. The octagonal top features beveled edges and natural grain variation across a medium go...

Walter Antonis designed the TE41 for Dutch manufacturer 't Spectrum in 1974, and it remains his most recognized work. The table's structure is built from continuous tubular chrome th...

Side table inspired by Dutch designer Paul Kingma's celebrated mosaic work from the 1960s-70s. The square top features an inset slate mosaic composition with irregular geometric piec...

A beautifully restrained 1930s Dutch rationalist side table of art deco nature. The Netherlands, 1930s. This side or occasional table in ebonized oak veneer shows a simple yet very...

Original Art Deco Bar Cart, Trolley solid wood with walnut veneer captures with its round shapes and a glass top designed by Pander and Zn, 1920s, Dutch design. The Trolley is in a g...

Floris Fiedeldij for Artimeta glass mosaic tile top iron nesting side tables, made in the Netherlands c. 1950's. Table top has a wonderful modernist Mondrian style design. Large t...

A striking example of Dutch mid-century modern design, this executive desk was designed by Friso Kramer and Coen de Vries for EEKA (Eindhovense Eisen- en Kantoorartikelenfabriek) in ...

The BOLD Rosso Levanto Marble Side Table is built from solid stone with clean lines and a simple structure. Its surface highlights the natural veining of rosso levanto marble. This ...

This exceptional round coffee table was designed and handcrafted around 1970 in the furniture workshop of Piet Rombouts in Veldhoven, the Netherlands. Rombouts was known for his dist...

Elevate your interiors with the TRIO № III pink marble side table, featuring a smooth square oval top supported by three sculptural cylinder bases. Crafted from solid pink marble, ea...

Mid-Century Modern square coffee table with glass top and black powder coated bent tubular metal frame. In original condition with visible wear consistent with its age and use. Shown...

Jan de Jong, custom table and stools, lacquered wood, the Netherlands, 1970s An exceptional dining ensemble by Jan de Jong, comprising a monumental table and six matching stools. De...

Inspired by the simplicity of traditional Japanese architectural timber structures. The low coffee table balances three minimalist volumes composed of solid wooden parts. Designed b...

Martin Visser (attributed) square coffee or side table with thin black enameled metal frame and inset stone top. Attractive and sleek with a well balanced use of mixed materials this...

A decoratively shaped Art Deco side table from the 1930s, featuring an elegant oak base. The surfaces are finished in burr walnut veneer and topped with a loose glass pane, which bot...