Paint Side Tables

This delightful side table is a wonderful example of Swedish country craftsmanship of the early 1800's. The turned legs with X stretcher base resting on bun feet are traditional styl...

Fantastic vintage Coastal side table. The coveted Ghost table with the charming ruffle trim. Painted a chic matte black. Acquired from a Palm Beach estate.

A vintage side table produced in France circa 1950, offering a beautifully distressed patina and a two-tier design. Standing on four stout tapered feet, this ergonomic piece rises ab...

Regency style painted wine table or occasional table This lovely little table stands on an attractive 3 footed base with a turned leg which has been painted Green and Gold in the ...

A lovely pair of 1970s rectangular chromed metal, brass and black painted wooden legs with two tier smoked glass glass side tables. In very good condition. Gorgeous tables with a lot...

Finest quality petite Chinoiserie lift off tray table. Black lacquer faux bamboo form with painted and gilt figures.

Wonderful pair of vintage mid-century modern side tables or end tables. One straight table and one step table from the Coronado Group by Luther Draper for Founders Furniture comprised of hardwood, brass sabots, and black satin painted finish. Beautiful vintage condition. Both tables have been completely restored; however, may still retain small insignificant signs of their vintage patina. Please see photos and zoom in for details. We attempt to portray any imperfections. Circa 1955. NOTE- We have listed here as well, if they are still available, an additional pair of corner step tables in this same style but with a satin finish. Although their sheens are different, they would be very complimentary to each other. These tables are much like “that little black dress,” they just go with anything, and they look stunning!! One side table and one step table designed by Luther Draper in 1955 as part of the Coronado Group for Founders Furniture. Aren’t they FABULOUS? Their straight legs and simple design are classic mid-century modern but versatile enough to go with many other design styles. Both are rectangle and comprised of luscious hardwood with time-honored back beveled edges. The step table’s primary surface is a bit shorter than the side table’s surface, but the upper tiered step is at the same height, so when combined they complement each other nicely. The legs are long, square, and straight with cross stretchers and gorgeous brass sabots on all the feet. The original black finish has been beautifully refreshed, and they have a silky satin finish. They will add the perfect mid-century modern touch to any room in which you wish to place them. We truly love these wonderful tables, and they are sure to be your new favorites too. Founders Furniture was started in 1947 as a subsidiary of the esteemed Knoll International for their residential line and then merged with Thomasville Furniture in 1965. It is said that Luther Draper designed for the whose-who of high caliber furniture companies in the mid-century. He designed The Coronado Group collection for Founders Furniture in 1955. He had an unmistakable clean, modern mark he left on his work. He also designed fabulous furniture including the “India Teakwood” collection for White Furniture Company and the well-known “Boomerang Desk” for Alma, which was recognized for its prize-winning office furnishings. He also worked in High Point, North Carolina, for such well-known firms as Henredon, Myrtle Desk Company...

Lovely Turn of the Century Parcheesi Game/Side Table. In all over black paint with green and polychrome painted Parcheesi board pattern on sing...

A chic pair of mid-century Swedish brass side tables with glass top, 1970's.

The "scacchi" are parallelepipeds in self-skinning polyurethane. finishing technique used for car dashboards. The result is that of solids soft to the to...

This Versatile accent side table is suitable for drinks, dessert. This ebonized accent table measures 14W x 14D x 22.5H. It may also be used as flower planter stand. The balanced an...

George I style black chinoiserie decorated occasional table, circa 1920. With a pierced gallery rim, raised chinoiserie decorations on the top and cabriole legs ending in pad feet. E...