American Tables

A Chic Console with Bone Inlay, Mirrored Table Top/Shelf,and Nickeled Bronze Accents in the Style of Karl Springer. Matching Table Available.

Michael Taylor for Baker mid century walnut expanding foyer entry console dining table Table measures: 19 wide x 38 deep x 29 inches high; each leaf is 19 inches wide, making a maxi...

A 20th Century Mahogany and Glass Top Display Table with black velvet lining and Lock. One key present. Measures 25.75" in width, 18.75" in dep...

Shedua wood dining table from American designer Gerald McCabe for Eon Furniture, c.1970s. The solid wood table has two leaves which attach on either end of the table. The table looks...

A Queen Anne style diminutive console table by Henkel Harris, of Winchester, Virginia, USA. Solid wild black cherry wood, brass hardware, bevel edge top with clipped corners, carved...

Iconic organic modern dining table made in the California by McGuire. Seating for up to 6. The table was designed by Leonard Linden. 60" round glass top and bamboo and raw hide hexagonal base. Steel inner core is wrapped in rattan and bamboo with raw hide wrapping. Glass top features 1" bevel. Base alone measures 44" in diameter. The McGuire Cracked Ice Dining Chairs...

Bernhard Rohne Trefoil Table Base for Mastercraft. Vintage, circa 1970. Signed.

An Asian style dining table by high-quality furniture maker century, from their ""Chin Hua"" line designed by Raymond K Sobota. Rectangular in...

Adrian Pearsall for Craft Associatesmid century walnut round coffee table This table measures: 42 wide x 42 deep x 17 inches high All pieces of furniture can be had in what we ...

This pièce de résistance is considered the holy grail of 'Jumbo' cocktail tables due to the rare golden Calacatta marble which features dramatic veins in golds and greys. The 'Jumbo' table is already extremely sought after and original early production examples are extremely rare. The white, grey and gold Calacatta marble is the most sought after due to the deep gold veining - and this particular example is an original early production example with a copy of the original receipt provided to us by the original buyer / owner, ideal for a collector or an interior designer who has a client who wants only the best of the best. One thing we really love about this example is the dark almost black veins that look like lightning emanating from one corner like a work of art. Produced by Knoll International, the 'Jumbo' cocktail table was designed by Gae Aulenti in 1965, originally for Gavina Italy. This example was produced in the late 1980s and sold in 1990, per the original receipt. You can also see in the photos that there is age appropriate coloration to the marble which takes many decades to develop and you don't see in new and newer year productions. Most of the ones you see online, including on 1sDibs, the dealers will list as "1960s" production however you can tell that they were made in more recent years making them not desirable for collectors. Dealers do this because it allows them to list for a higher price however they often have no documentation to support their 1960s production claim. Therefore savvy collectors look for age in the marble and/or documentation to decipher when the table was made and if it is a collectors example which is worth much much more than new and newer examples. Perfect fit for a Postmodern or Mid-Century Modern home, this Jumbo table by Gae Aulenti for Knoll International in white gold and gray Calacatta marble would also work great in a Contemporary or Transitional home or office. Also consider a splash of juxtaposition in a Traditional, Classical, French, Spanish, Mediterranean, Mixed-Style, Asian, or Minimalistic styled room. Great for a designer residential or commercial project, due to its strength and sturdiness, would be apt for a hotel, lobby lounge, restaurant, retail boutique...

Quite a unique coffee table. A bronze sculpture of a nude holding the oval glass top. Nice detail. Spectacular from every angle.

Brass drum table base beautifully designed by Bernard Rohne for the Mastercraft Company. However, geometric to the eye, this substantial piece could be...

A walnut, rosewood, ebony and metal table by Robert Whitley (American, b. 1925), top supported by leopard figure.