Marble Cube Side Table

A striking and architectural brutalist cube-form side table designed by Adrian Pearsall for Craft Associates, circa 1970s. This sculptural example embodies Pearsall’s exploration into heavily textured, relief-driven surfaces—often referred to as the “Sculptura” or “goop” series—where cast resin is applied over a wood core to create deeply dimensional, almost carved compositions.  Each side of the cube presents a unique abstract panel, composed of geometric and organic motifs—radiating forms, linear ridges, and symbolic relief elements—giving the piece a dynamic, gallery-like presence from every angle. The surface is finished in a rich, mottled bronze tone with darkened recesses, emphasizing depth and texture in true brutalist fashion. The top features a sleek black laminate surface, offering a refined contrast to the rugged, expressive base. This juxtaposition of raw sculptural mass and clean planar top is characteristic of Pearsall’s later work, influenced by the aesthetic language of artists such as Paul Evans...

A beautifully composed example of California modernism, this sculptural dining or center table is attributed to Frank Rohloff and produced by Brown Saltman in the 1960s. The design balances material warmth with refined geometry: a thick, round travertine top with softly beveled edge floats above a contrasting architectural base. The base features a crisp, painted metal collar that transitions into a richly grained walnut pedestal, gently flared for stability and visual weight. The interplay of stone, metal, and wood is quintessentially Rohloff—clean, grounded, and quietly sophisticated. The travertine surface displays natural tonal variation and subtle pitting consistent with the material, adding depth and authenticity. The walnut base retains a warm, even finish with beautiful vertical grain movement, while the painted metal element provides a sharp modern contrast. Ideal as a side table or cocktail table in a living space, this example reflects the understated elegance and craftsmanship associated with Brown Saltman’s best period work. Photographed with Hans Wegner wing chair...

The George Nelson-designed round pedestal side table for Herman Miller features a timeless and sleek design. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, it boasts a circular table s...

Incredibly handsome Henredon coffee or cocktail table with zebra wood faux tusk base and beveled edge glass top. Table is in wonderful vintage condition with light nicks around base ...