Art Deco Machine Age End Table by Modernage Furniture Company, circa 1930s

Pair of Deco Circular End Shelf Tables attributed to Gilbert Rohde or Modernage. Style of Donald Deskey and Paul Frankl. These most likely require refinishing or touch up of some m...

Sculptural Glass End Tables, designed for the Modernage Company of New York City, circa 1940's. The wooden bases have been refinished in an ultra-deep brown color lacquer. They retai...

Rare 1930s Art Deco/Machine Age, streamline black and chrome table, KEM Weber, have never seen in person, only in 1930s KEM Weber catalog, stunn...

Pair of Silver Leaf End Tables by Modern Age, American, circa 1930's. Base measures 3"H x 14"Diam ea.

Flat band steel with cylinder bases support solid maple top. Top has been restored base is in original patina finish.

This elegant Art Deco machine age occasional table was realized in the United States circa 1935. It features three asymmetrically spaced tiers of beautiful bookmatched walnut connect...

An end table that is always there when you need her, pulled up to a sofa for a cocktail or cup of tea, much like a best friend. The Clair End table was designed in a sleek silhouette of clear acrylic, adding a touch of brilliance, shown in a blackened oak tabletop inset into the acrylic base. This contemporary side table is light for ease of movement to pull up to your favourite seat. Meticulously handcrafted side table with sustainable materials. Contemporary wood side table contrasting with the polished acrylic legs. 16” L x 11.75” W x 25" H. Height under the tabletop to clear chair...

Rare Machine Age side, or end table, made by Mc Kay Furniture Company, circa 1930's, design sometimes attributed to Salvatore Bevalacqua, however we cannot document that. This exampl...

American Mid-Century end / side table with an off-center blonde wood top supported by a brass frame with a small drawer with brass pull to one side, offset by a wooden bracket shelf on the opposite side. (PAUL MCCOBB FOR CALVIN FURNITURE...

Rare version of Classic "U" or "Circle' table, first introduced in the late 1920s and designed by Donald Deskey. Manufactured by Modernage Furniture, restored refinished and painted...