Dutch Tables

Super rare coffee table designed by Friso Kramer for Ahrend de Cirkel. This table from technical university Eindhoven, stamped on the bottom 1964. With original tags from TH Eindhove...

REK coffee table expands and transforms to a variety of geometries and sizes to adapt to any occasion. A coffee table that can be miraculously adapted...

Unique oval Coco de Mer table by Jesse Sanderson Dimensions: W 245 x D 90 x H 75 cm Material: Caramelized bamboo Coco de Mer is famous for its unusual, erotic shape. The nut has...

Rare and very collectable example of the "Bossche school" furniture by architect Jan de Jong . Together with Dom Hans van der Laan, de Jong who started out as Dom Hans' student, stoo...

Redemption side table 1 by Albert Potgieter Designs. Dimensions: D 40 x H 45 cm. Materials: oak wood Product is customizable. “Look and Feel designs”, this is the Tagline and ...

Mother of pearl side table by Marten and Joost Sustainable design: Plastic waste into timeless design...? - Measures: L 40, W 40, H 43.5cm - Recycled polycarbonate - Limited edition of 10 - Signed and numbered - Design: Marten van Middelkoop and Joost Dingemans Plasticiet Plasticiet originated from an idea that was formed during a field trip in India where we saw various micro-economies popping up based on local demographic waste streams such as cotton clothes, plastic bottles and metal parts. All in their own unique way the craftsmen there were able to find their own unique translation of these waste materials into something functional and recognizable with added value. They then made these products available for other local industries resulting in personal revenue and providing means of production for other craftsmen, keeping both industries thriving on a small scale. When we were trying to find solutions for people’s and industry’s disposed of plastics, looking back at the idea we studied in India we knew that the outcome should not be a final product. Inspired by the primal beauty and longevity of natural stone we then aspired to create a sheet material that would inspire other creators to build objects that can last. To make a waste material appealable we underwent a thorough research on how to give these plastic products a distinct super-natural marbled or terrazzo appearance, for if the material isn’t beautiful it won’t sustain. For the past two years we have underwent some challengers working with recycled plastic. Each plastic has a different viscosity even when it’s of the same type. Besides that we often work with plastic that contain some sort of contamination. Hence we always need to test our material intensively before we are able to resell it as a sheet material. This hands-on approach allows for quite a bit of experimentation which gives way for us to broaden our knowledge. Manifesting this collection was about stretching the boundaries of our know-how, creating a craft with a highly industrialized material yet at the same time we wanted to show that plastic waste used as a raw material is able to stand out next to other high-end materials. Given that Plasticiet’s key inspiration always comes from natural stone and rock formations it was only logical to find inspiration in the Neolithicum - the last part of the Stone Age - where our predecessors used more primitive means to come about. The collection currently holds three pieces; a cabinet, stool and chair. Three basic yet essential pieces of furniture that everyone recognizes instantly. To create the marbled or pearlescent design we first melt the material, and then start kneading and mixing it when it’s still warm. The technique we use is very similar to taffy making for sugary candy canes. During this process the material is stretched and folded numerous times, aerating it. The tiny stretched air bubbles captured within the translucent plastic reflect light resulting in an iridescent glow resembling mother of pearl. Every part of the mother of pearl collection is individually moulded and when all the parts are completed they’re joined together. We can create much larger pieces than what the collection currently shows by playing with the composition and holding in mind that polycarbonate is an extremely tough material. Currently the largest single block we’ve made was around 15 kilograms, which is twice the size of the chair’s seat. At that weight it’s quite a tough job stretching and folding the material but we’re planning to go bigger still! Four hands are better than two, so 30kg should definitely be achievable. To source the material we partnered up with several Dutch companies such as LC Plastics, Suez and PRC. We often drive by to visit their shredding facilities to see what’s in stock. Other times we receive a call when a batch of plastic arrived that’s contaminated with leaves, water or a wrong plastic type mixed within; the regular plastic industry can often not deal with this because it will damage their machinery. Normally batches like this end up...

Early 19th C Dutch bleached carved walnut console table. 1880. Dimensions 39 inches (99 cms) Wide 23.5 inches (60 cms) Deep 31.5 inches (80 cms) High.

Sphaera table by Jesse Visser Material: Aluminium Dimensions: 200 x 200 x 77 cm (L x D x H) Sphaera is a large, round aluminium table with a...

Carrier Neolith ceramic table by Jesse Visser Dimensions: 240 x 100 x 75 cm Materials: Steel, tabletop Neolith ceramic. The Carrier is a table in which the carrying element has ...

Rare side table designed by Walter Antonis for I-Form, Holland, 1978. This table was one of the last designs by Walter Antonis when he started his own firm I-Form after leaving 't Sp...

Aluminum concretion coffee table by Studio Julien Manaira Dimensions: 65 x 65 x 40 cm Materials: Aluminium and stainless steel The concretion project consists of sand-casting aluminium in a base of stainless steel tubes to form objects. The tubes are placed and cut to certain heights according to what the gross object’s dimensions will be. The shapes of each horizontal surface are then prepared by hand without following any precise plan. Each pouring of aluminium is at the same time forming surfaces of the object as well as connecting elements together. The aim of this process is to create a strong relation between two types of metal: the industrial stainless steel and the brut hand-cast aluminium, that comes visually as an extension of the first one. The two types of metal have two opposite relation to time, the industrial tube can’t be placed in time, only resulting from a continuous chain of production when the hand-cast part captures the very moment of formation of the object. This opposition is not meant to compare which materiality is best, but to enrich each other by their difference, and therefore stimulate the Julien Manaira (France, 1992) successively studied industrial design (La martinière, Lyon) and fine arts -option product design (Esad, Reims). in 2015 he came to Amsterdam to follow a temporary master program (Materialisation in Art and Design) at the Sandberg Institute where he graduated in 2017 before opening his studio in the same city. His graduation project ‘The once liquid plastic’ was awarded by the RADO Star Prize 2017 and the 3rd prize of the Pure Talent Contest at IMM Cologne 2018. In the last years, he exhibited his works in different established and recognized organizations such as Paris Design Week, IMM Cologne, Design Parade Hyères, and Milan Design Week. He was commissioned by different companies, among which Nilufar Gallery, Nubikk, Van Dijk Store as well as private clients. The main focus in his practice is setting processes that allow the manufacturer or him to be mentally and physically involved in the transformation of material towards an object. He believes that this empowerment is a way to engage deeper the audience or user’s perception, and therefore create a stronger connection with the object. Serendipity, combining industrial and artisanal material, are examples of how he aims to create objects that are able to communicate their undergone transformations. Iris Box...

A rare early 18th century Dutch carved console table with cabriole legs. The finely decorated frieze with figures and flowers surround...

Bipolar coffee table by OS and OOS Dimensions: 45 x 45 x 46 cm Materials: glass and flterd laminated Another option: Large version coffee table: 110 x 45 x 30 Weight: Coffee ta...

Contemporary Round Dining Table - Treebone by Jesse Sanderson for WDSTCK Design: Jesse Sanderson Material: caramelized bamboo with bronze Dimensions: dia 110 x h 75 cm / dia 43 ...

Unusual 19th C Dutch painted pine console table that fold out into an oval table. 1890 The depth of the table with the leaf open is 44.5"(113cm) Reference: 7519 Dimensions ...

Unique round treebone table by Jesse Sanderson Edition of 8 Dimensions: D 180 x H 75 cm Material: Caramelized bamboo, bronze Over the years Sanderson has carefully selected old...

Freestanding table in Forest Green From the series “Candy Cubes” Manufactured by Sabine Marcelis Produced for Side Gallery Rotterdam, The Netherlands 2017 High polished single c...

Ahadi walnut side table by Albert Potgieter Designs Dimensions: Ø 40 x H 45 cm. Materials: Walnut. The Ahadi Side table is a functional sculptural design. Made to be bold like a...

The Container Table New Antiques Oval, designed by Marcel Wanders studio, is the ornamental sibling of the classic table. The foot brings the elegance of antique furniture into your ...

The Container Bar Table New Antiques, designed by Marcel Wanders studio, is your go-to place for a quick coffee, one-on-one conversations, or slow afternoon drinks. The ornamental ba...

The Container Table New Antiques, designed by Marcel Wanders studio, is the ornamental sibling of the classic table. It brings the elegance of antique furniture into your home, but with a modern twist. Made from lightweight material, the table is easy to move around, but once it’s found its place and you fill up the foot with sand or pebbles, it’s all strength and stability. The Container Table New Antiques can...

The Container Table New Antiques, designed by Marcel Wanders studio, is the ornamental sibling of the classic table. It brings the elegance of antique furniture into your home, but with a modern twist. Made from lightweight material, the table is easy to move around, but once it’s found its place and you fill up the foot with sand or pebbles, it’s all strength and stability. The Container Table New Antiques can...

The perfect living room mates any time of the day. Marcel Wanders’ Zio coffee tables bring a touch of playful elegance to your afternoons, either entertaining friends or while enjoying a quick coffee on a busy day...

Obon is a collection of three tables inspired by an ancient, earthy, irregular material: terra-cotta. With its origins lost in the mists of time, terracotta is at the base of millena...

Obon is a collection of three tables inspired by an ancient, earthy, irregular material: terra-cotta. With its origins lost in the mists of time, terracotta is at the base of millena...

The perfect living room mates any time of the day. Marcel Wanders’ Zio coffee tables bring a touch of playful elegance to your afternoons, either entertaining friends or while enjoyi...

The perfect living room mates any time of the day. Marcel Wanders’ Zio coffee tables bring a touch of playful elegance to your afternoons, either entertaining friends or while enjoyi...

Inspired originally by the form of a cactus and its modular shape, the various parts of the Elements collection resemble a functional sculpture: as beautiful as the cactus, but extre...

Recycling reject coffee table by Tim Teven Dimensions: 101 x 70 x 33.5 cm Materials: Recycled composite Available in different colors. Recycling Reje...

This is Carnevale Studio’s first acrylic collection of tables. Shown first on 1stdibs! This collection consist of a Coffee Table, Side Table & Bedside Table. Jessica had been work...

Unique triangular Coco de Mer table by Jesse Sanderson Dimensions: W 110 x D 90 x H 75 cm Material: Caramelized bamboo Coco de Mer is famous for its unusual, erotic shape. The n...

Burned chunk by Jesse Sanderson, WDSTCK Studio Artist : Jesse Sanderson Dimensions: 47 x 30 x 30 cm Material: Burned wood Burned chunk_ In search ...

Rare table from the 1970s, designed by the Dutch Benedictine monk and architect Dom Hans van der Laan and his apprentice Jan de Jong, exemplifying the distinctive Bossche School styl...

Rare and historically significant coffee table, designed by the legendary Dom Hans van der Laan in 1955 for the Sint-Johannes Geboortekerk in Nieuwkuijk. This piece exemplifies the m...

Graphite secretaire desk - Pols Potten Studio. Dimensions: W119 x D59 x H75.5 cm. Materials: Black powder coated iron frame, graphite plated aluminium top Pols Potten products...

Tech Cnstr table by Paul Heijnen (2013) Dimensions: H78 x L140 x W140 cm Materials: Coated Birch Also Available, Three legged version possible (octagonal/circular top) *please...

Colouring table by OS and OOS Dimensions: ø 55 x 40 cm Materials: Rosso levante and salomé / carrara and concrete / red mdf and rosso verona The table might be slightly different ...

Moja coffee table by Albert Potgieter Designs Dimensions: L 120 x W 60x H 40 cm Materials: Mahogony wood Product is customizable “Look and Feel designs”, this is the Tagline ...

Imani side table by Albert Potgieter Designs Dimensions: D 40 x H 45 cm Materials: Elm wood Product is customizable. “Look and Feel designs”, this is the Tagline and the way o...

Rare modernist nesting table set designed by Martin Visser and manufactured by 't Spectrum, Holland 1956. This rare nesting table set is from the first production in 1956, it was onl...

Redemption coffee table by Albert Potgieter Designs. Dimensions: L 120 x W 60x H 40 cm. Materials: oak wood. Product is customizable. “Look and Feel designs”, this is the Tag...

Redemption side table 2 by Albert Potgieter Designs Dimensions: D 40 x H 45 cm Materials: oak wood Product is customizable. “Look and Feel designs”, this is the Tagline and th...

The local sawmill produces lots of waste wood. Adorable bits and beautiful types but all different in size. That makes them hard to use for a regular production. The common thought is to sell it as firewood. Tin is a type of metal that melts at a relatively low melting point of 232 degrees Celsius. Once it has molten it is just liquid enough to flow around the bits of wood, filling up the gaps. Its temperature is just not hot enough to burn the hardwood resulting in metal that flows around the hardwood and solidifies in cloud like shapes. Not any glue or screws are used keeping the wood together. Only a combination of leftover hardwood and old tin pots and plates were molten into in a collection of stools, tables and coffee tables. Year - 2012 Material - leftover hard wood, recycled tin...

Sabine Marcelis Freestanding table in yellow From the series “Candy Cubes” Manufactured by Sabine Marcelis Produced for Side Gallery Rotterdam, The...

Sabine Marcelis Freestanding table in color caramel From the series “Candy Cubes” Manufactured by Sabine Marcelis Produced for Side Gallery Rotterdam, The Netherlands 2017 Hi...

Rare side table with magazine rack designed by Elmar Berkovic for ‘t Spectrum Bergeyk, Holland 1956. This table was in production from 1956-1958. Very r...

Antique 18th century Dutch marquetry console card table. A very handsome piece of furniture. Table is 14" deep closed and 27" deep opened.

Mid-Century Peter Ghyczy Square Glass Brass Coffee Table Bring timeless sophistication to your living space with the Peter Ghyczy Square Glass Coffee Table. With its impeccable desi...

This is Carnevale Studio’s acrylic collection of tables. Shown first on 1stdibs. Sheer Table Collection consist of a side table & bedside table. Jessica had been working with glass...

Castellary round table by Frederik Smits Handmade by the artist Edition of 15 pieces Lacquered metal and wood.  

Gorgeous coffee table designed by Rudolf Bernd Glatzel for Fristho, the Netherlands in the 1960s. The rectangular top is made with teak and rosewood veneer slats, in wonderful differ...

vintage dining table table 70s Pastoe period 70s design Pastoe Netherlands condition good minor signs of use size 75 x 165 x 85 (hxbxd) details wood; formica; matching c...

An attractive pair of 19th century Dutch walnut marquetry occasional tables; probably formerly torcheres.  

Pilastro, Tjerk Reijenga vintage sixties stool. Sculptural metal wire base and plate metal seat. Designed in 1966 by Tjerk Reijenga for Pilastro, Zwanenburg – Holland. Tjerk Reijenga...

A fine Dutch walnut, kingwood and marquetry side table, the top late 17th-early 18th century and later, in the manner of Jan van Mekeren. With a later base, rectangular, inlaid with a design of a fruit basket and flowers surmounted by a bird, within a ground acanthus leaves, lozenge and flowerhead, cross-banded borders, long single drawer ensuite, tapering legs. Provenance: formerly the dressing table of Mary, Duchess of Roxburghe.

18th century Dutch lowboy with serpentine outline having 3 draws. The piece itself is covered with the best quality inlay, with Indian heads and foliage inlay through out. The lowboy...

Listed for sale is a Woody Side Table made of solid oak with a natural oil finish. The table was designed by Marcel Wanders and produced by Moooi in the Netherlands. It dates to cir...

Echo stool (Bird & tree) Contemporary art; Functional art; 2020; Wood, wood filament, resin, acrylic plaster, PU-foam and hardware Measures: H 41.5, W 32.2, D 37.2 cm This unique p...

Candy Column oval side table by Sabine Marcelis High polished single cast resin

Marshmallow Candy cube From the series “Candy Cubes” Manufactured by Sabine Marcelis Produced for Side Gallary Rotterdam, The Netherlands 2017 High polished single cast resin. Measu...