20th Century Pedestals

Wonderful pair of beech and walnut plywood two-tier side tables by cabinetmaker Edmund Jørgensen made in the early 1950s at his own workshop in Copenhagen, Denmark. Each table has tw...

Vintage Modern Rosewood Pedestal Table Dimensions: 18w 12d 23.5h Condition: age appropriate wear, vintage finish worn, scuffs/scratches, edge wear, discoloration, see photos.

Lovely pedestal designed by Sven Sahlberg, manufactured by AB Nybrofabriken, Fröseke in Sweden during the 1950s. The table is made from black Belgian marble slab with black plastic...

Frits Henningsen side able of Elm. Not restored to retain vintage appearance. Is structurally sound and good. Frits Henningsen (1889-1965) was and is known for his uncompromising and perfectionist approach to craftsmanship, his vibrant character and powerful designs. Today, several works of his are considered to be among the finest of the Danish furniture made in the 20th century ? and for good reason. After graduating, Henningsen traveled to work in Germany, France and England, which gave him the opportunity to capture expressions from each culture and stylistic idiom which he later reinterpreted with a more modern twist. Henningsen was known as an uncompromising designer and, unlike many other furniture designers of the time, he always crafted his own furniture, which he began in 1915 after having returned to Copenhagen from his travels abroad. Inspired by the Rococo, French Empire and 17th century English...

Frits Henningsen side table of Elm. Not restored to retain vintage appearance. Is structurally sound and good. Frits Henningsen (1889-1965) was and is known for his uncompromising and perfectionist approach to craftsmanship, his vibrant character and powerful designs. Today, several works of his are considered to be among the finest of the Danish furniture made in the 20th century ? and for good reason. After graduating, Henningsen traveled to work in Germany, France and England, which gave him the opportunity to capture expressions from each culture and stylistic idiom which he later reinterpreted with a more modern twist. Henningsen was known as an uncompromising designer and, unlike many other furniture designers of the time, he always crafted his own furniture, which he began in 1915 after having returned to Copenhagen from his travels abroad. Inspired by the Rococo, French Empire and 17th...

Lovely pair of pedestal designed by Sven Sahlberg, manufactured by AB Nybrofabriken, Fröseke in Sweden during the 1950s. The tables are made from black Belgian marble slab with bla...

A pair of Scandinavian night stands / side tables in solid pine, made in Denmark, ca 1970s. The night stands are nicely patinated and in a good vintage condition.       

Wonderful pair of beech and walnut plywood two-tier side tables by cabinetmaker Edmund Jørgensen made in the early 1950s at his own workshop in Copenhagen, Denmark. Each table has tw...

A pair of side tables in solid oak. Made by a Danish cabinetmaker in ca 1950s. These tables are multifunctional and in a great vintage condition, they can be used as side tables, pe...

Pair of mid century Brutalist pedestals / night stands in solid pine, 1970s, made in Sweden. The night stands are nicely patinated and in a good vintage condition. They can be tur...

Neat sewing table by Margareta Köhler, made from black lacquered wood, round brass handles on the four drawers. The sides open to reveal four pie slic...

Wonderful and well used 1950s version of the model 60 Trileg stool. Strong and still good for gentle uses. Rare with teak surface. Legs bend out about 1 1/2 inches beyond stated top ...