Custom Postmodern Glass Block Martini Pedestal Table

This is a 1970s Custom Domed Lucite Etagere with Chrome details. It measures 12 inches deep, 15 inches wide and is 71 inches tall. The drawer is not functional.

This periwinkle blue chintz pouf ottoman not only swivels, but it also has hidden casters… lots of excitement for a seemingly simple pouf. It is a solid piece, purchased from a hom...

This is an original Danish Holmegaard table lamp, designed by Michael Bang in 1984. Bang designed many pieces for Holmegaard, and this piece is from the "Symmetrisk" Collection, as n...

This is a pair of minimalist side or end tables, designed by Paul Mayen for Habitat in the 1970s. The bases are composed of matte black laminate, and the removable tops are done in...

This is a stainless steel and brass console table, with a thick inset glass top. It dates to the 1970s and is very much in the style of Willy Rizzo's "Flaminia" collection, but this ...

This is a round polished-steel coffee table with a Calacatta Gold marble top, designed by Nicos Zographos and produced by Zographos Designs Limited in the 1970s. Zographos’ pieces...

Cast glass blocks side / end table by Imperial Imagineering. Glass top shown is 33" by 33" and not included.

A very cool architectural design from the 1980s. It features heavy solid glass block construction with thick clear glass top.

Pedestal by Geoffrey Frost c.1985, USA. This pedestal features an aggregate concrete tapered base with linear etched glass top. The round glass top is s...

Amazing vintage postmodern pedestal side tables. Each feature a white stucco finish with a pink ceramic tile border.

As Louis Vuitton reinvents its iconic pattern each year, Casa Botelho does the same with the Martini Collection. While João always stays true to the original form - inspired by the golden age of Hollywood and the iconic martini cocktail - this year, he will be partnering with Decorum Est and artisan Peter McGuire, to create sensual surfaces that will adorn the beloved Martini petite tables. Bronx table was inspired by the cocktail of the same name, originated in 1905 by a New Yorker restaurateur Joseph Sormani. Like the Manhattan, the Bronx was one of five cocktails named after New York boroughs. Perfectly symmetrical, The Bronx has a bold geometric shape with a masculine glamour style. The price on display is for the Bronx Martini...

The Kangaroo table is inspired by the most iconic of the martinis. Also known as the Classic “vodka martini” the Kangaroo was made famous by the James B...