Brutalist Wooden XXL Sofa Table

Brutalist Old Table top made out of Bleached ElmWood, the table top is Asian from around 1960, mounted on 2 modern, contemporary Feet, great shine and patina of the aged Wood

XXL Brutalist Table in a bleached Elmwood, the top of the table is placed on a contemporary wooden base, great shine and patina of the bleached wood, the table top shows signs of ol...

Brutalist Wooden Sofa Table, made of an antique Teak wooden top from South East Asia, Thailand, the base is a modern wooden structure, the top is ma...

An Brutalist and Antique Sofa Table made out of an 18 th Century Chestnut wooden table top , based on a wooden modern base of an simple design, th...

Exceptional Sofa Table in Lychee Wood, the table stands on 4 small and elegant feet, the brutalist table has its original and natural form of the Tree, beautiful patina and shine of ...

Brutalist Sofatable in a weathered bleached Fruitwood,used by Shepards in Italy, beautiful patina and shine of the Bleached wood, elegant feet , very powerful table to be used for d...

A nice clean brutalist table made in solid pine. Crafted by a Danish cabinetmaker in the 1960s. Beautiful patina and simple lines that fit in many interior styles. A modern interior,...

This is a wooden workbench that was used in Japan in the past. I used to cut cloth etc. on this table. I think the material is horse chestnut. The production year is around 1900-1950...

This is an old low table in Japan. The holes that have been made due to aging have created a primitive and unique expression. I think the top board is probably made of broadwood, b...

An astonishing side table in solid oak made in the 1960s by a Danish Cabinetmaker. Attributed to Danish architect Henning (Henry) Kjærnulf for Nyrup Møbelfabrik. The table's round si...

Extraordinary hand painted large sofa table made in early 19th century in Italy. There is a small crack on the top but it is another proof of authenticity as the under top as well, ...

The wooden box made from the Meiji period to the Taisho period (1868-1900). The wooden box made by combining simple cedar boards. I think it was a box that contained some tools. For many years, soot from the hearth and other parts stuck together and accumulated, resulting in such a black appearance. Don't worry, this soot won't stick to your hands if you touch it. It has a very beautiful black color overall and a simple shape. Good condition. It is a nice wooden box that makes you feel very wabisabi. It is also nice to use as a table or exhibition stand. Things like this are not everywhere. It's rare. Also, in Japan, such things are becoming less and less common. We believe that it is our mission to convey the charm of such old things and keep them. There are few stores that sell such items at 1st dibs. We sell with...