Italian Nineteenth Century Fer Forge Table

A padouk and brass inlaid octagonal occasional table, the top profusely decorated with foliage motifs, the legs imitating architectural designs - warm nutty colour throughout. Angl...

An unusual mahogany two tier side table, the shaped top on three rope twist supports - possible naval connections. English, Late Nineteenth Century H 62 x W 42 x D 42 cms

A sculptural table with caned octagonal top above three bamboo legs connected by stretcher forming a central triangle. English, Late Nineteenth Century H 70 x W 54 cms

A most unusual side table with bamboo substructure adorned with wicker volutes and scrolls, the rectangular top with Japanese lacquer top decorated with birds and floral patterns J...

An Early Nineteenth Century Painted and Grained Side Table Of unusual form with Carrara marble top above a gadrooned frieze on volute outscrolled legs. Height: 82 cm, 32 1/4″ Depth...

A striking example of contrasting design sensibilities, this table pairs a heavily textured, concrete like top with an elaborately finished base. The table top presents a coarse mat...

Handmade in California, the Marlowe Side Table features a hand-forged stainless steel frame that gracefully supports a smooth topped, white quartz surface – the perfect resting place...

An Italian wood trestle-leg table, with decorative forged-iron stretcher, from the 18th century. This antique table from Italy features a rectangular-shaped top, which is raised upon a pair of nicely-turned, trestle-styled legs (with a pair of turned wood stretchers supporting them at each side) and raised upon low-profile bun feet. The underside of the table is braced by a beautifully hand-forged iron stretcher, reminiscent of a bell or ogee arch shape, and is adorn with several disc and leafy shaped decorative pieces. Not only functional, but this iron stretcher creates visual interest and further embellishment to this piece. The warm fruitwood has a rich, old patina; a reflection of it's history and age. This 18th century Italian trestle table...

Supremely elegant and super rare coffee table by Milan architect Lorenzo Forges Davanzati, produced by ELAM,Italy in1961. This design was produced in two sizes this is the larger and rarer variant of an already extremely rare design. The table is made of enameled wood with a decorative stainless steel insert to the pedestal. This table is very seldom seen and was published in Casa Vogue,Domus and the italian design bible "repertorio 1950-80". The table has some minor losses to the original lacquer which can easily be touched in and refinished to blend in with the original lacquer. In November 2009 the first major monograph on Forges Davanzati's architectural and design work was published. 'Lorenzo Forges Davanzati. Architettura e oltre', S. Mason P. De Amicis, November 2009 This design is published in :- Domus ,October 1966 (please see image 2) 'Repertorio 1950-80' Gramigna ,pg 172 (picture with original design date as 1961) , please see image 4 ,pg 167 in Repertorio also shows the table with a set of Rafaella Crespi...

This is our 'Brokkr' martini table. Made right here in Yorkshire by Sam our blacksmith from forged steel. Every detail is beaten and shaped by hand from the patina on the table to th...