20th c., Pair of Arts and Crafts Style Side Tables with Drawer and Lower Shelf

A sculptural and highly collectible pair of end tables from Lane Furniture’s iconic “Perception” line, designed by Warren Church and produced on January 24, 1955. Crafted in warm wal...

A substantial solid wood coffee table, c. 1940/50s, in the manner of Charlotte Perriand's Les Arcs ski resort décor. A heavy wood (likely elm) slab top on block legs joined by stretchers, unmarked. Dimensions: 23.5"H X 47"W X 19"D.  Condition: The condition of this table is consistent with age and use; with some scratches and nicks to the top slab and to the base of the legs. It would benefit from some gentle TLC but is ready to place. Provenance: The Collection of Garrick Stephenson, renowned "taste arbiter" in the word of art and Vintages...

An American vintage two tier console table by Tomlinson Furniture features a simple, classic design with a warm wood finish. The wood displays a rich burl veneer, characteristic of high-quality furniture from the mid-century period. The table has a slim rectangular profile, supported by four legs with a stretcher at the base for additional stability. The piece carries Tomlinson's metal brand plate, affirming its authenticity. Tomlinson Furniture, known for creating finely crafted, timeless furniture, was especially prominent in the 20th century. This piece is a versatile addition to any home and, given its scale, offers a practical surface for hallway or living room use About Tomlinson Furniture: Tomlinson Furniture, originally founded in 1898 as the Standard Chair Company, is still in operation today under the name Tomlinson Companies. It was acquired in early 2023 by Kravet Inc...

18th c., possibly Spanish, solid oak table, wrought iron hardware, the rectangular three board plank top over two hinged panel doors opening to storage, raised on octagonal legs join...

Rare pair of 19th century English stands or tables crafted in mahogany featuring a step down form with paneled sides, hidden storage and turned and fluted legs.

Early English mahogany and reclaimed oak occasional 'Joynt' table, the planked rectangular top with a molded edge, above a paneled frieze with gently splayed turned legs terminating in block feet joined by a planked tray...

A smart and very useful pair of antique side tables in the Chippendale style. There were made in England, they date from around the 1930’s. They are a great size, the quality is exc...

An unusual pair of mid 19th century occasional tables, crossbanded with tulipwood, supported on turned pedestals and stepped, tiered bases.