Modernist Italian Ceramic and Metal End Table

Modern gilt metal and glass table 15” H x 24.5” W x 24.5” D.

Modern clear acrylic "C form" end table raised on casters. In good condition. Wear consistent with age and use. Dealer: S138XX.

Gilt metal and glass occasional table with leaftip molded frame and cabriole legs, with marbleized glass inset. Christie's tag to leg. Dealer:...

Modernist wooden waterfall side table, rectangular with heavily grained ash construction. Dealer: S138XX

Scandinavian Modern Side/Occasional Table Style: Scandinavian Modern Design: Inspired by the Model 60 stacking stool by Alvar Aalto (Finnish 1898-1976) Features: Round laminate top ...

Palm Beach modern nailheaded seagrass-covered endtables, the pair each with rectangular tops above a single drawer with a lower shelf, with silver nailhead details. Measurements:...

Pair of modern marble and metal end tables. Custom made by the artisans at Carrocel in Toronto, Canada. Modern powder coated black cubed frames with floating off-white marble tops wi...

Pair of Italian gold and silver leaf tole metal side tables with round 1/2" thick glass tops. Three gilt filigreed legs meet at the centre silver leaf cup with top flower. Adorned wi...

Small table in metal and ceramic "Cookie" Ceramic Laminam top (Terre di Matera Bocciardato) and steel legs Cookie is a collection of coffee tables by an innovative and original sha...

Tall table in metal and ceramic "Cookie" Ceramic Laminam top (Terre di Matera Bocciardato) and steel legs Cookie is a collection of coffee tables by an innovative and original shap...

Modernist chromed metal with clear glass plate in circular shape Italy 1980s. The side table shows a chromed metal tube steel construction with one ...

French Modernist Art Deco side table, circa 1930, designed by Michel Dufet and executed in maple burl and rosewood. 29” wide (at sides) x 16” deep x 23” high. MICHEL DUFET (1888 – 1985) Michel Dufet was a renaissance man: architect, designer, painter, and writer. He was born in Deville-les-Rouen, France, and trained in Paris. His long and distinguished career ranged from modern furniture and design to significant architectural projects. Dufet began espousing the principles of modernism as early as 1913 when he opened a decorating studio, Mobilier Artistique Moderne (MAM) on Avenue de l’Opera in Paris to produce furniture, wallpaper (including the first Cubist wallpapers), fabrics and lighting. Just one year later, he made his debut at the Salon des Artistes Français in 1914 and exhibited again after the World War I armistice. His partner by then was Louis Bureau...