France - Industrial and Work Tables

This table is unique by its marble. The marble is one piece 260x90x4cm The thickness is 4cm. The weight is about 250kg It is an amazing piece for this reason

Large Mid century industrial shelving rack on casters. Five pine slatted shelves on a tubular metal frame with zippy green distressed paintwork on multidirectional wheels. A fun industrial look perfect for loft design, room divider, kitchen storage cart...

An old wooden workbench manufactured in France, with a superb patina of age. This piece has incredible charm thanks to the material, which is steeped in history. It's wonderful to be...

French work bench from a carpenter's workshop, made circa 1900. Meuble de Metier in oak and iron Depth without the vice 13.36 in. (34 cm) The nicks, scratches, dents, cuts, the paint...

Wooden butcher block, late 19th, early 20th century. Authentic, practical and aesthetic, it will be perfect in the kitchen or in a restaurant. Its harm...

This exceptional 19th century marble-topped pastry (or butcher's) table in lacquered cast iron and gilt brass, features large C-Scroll legs with wrought iron stretchers connecting each end. The top is original marble, with a few dents and scratches in keeping with its age, while the decorative apron below features a linear motif of acanthus leaves and palmettes. Tables such as this one were originally used in patisserie shops, but also to display decorative cuts of meat in the 'boucherie' (butcher's). This ornate table...

Large French industrial trolley cart from Caddie France. Great mid-century basket in heavy gauge wire mesh on multidirectional wheels. Versa...

Old and nice french butcher’s block, from the 1950. Ideal dimensions, nice finishes, very convenient. The top is removable for easy cleaning.

Superb drafting table / architect desk / work table. The cast iron structure has an adjustable height system. The wooden top has an adjustable inclination system. Art Nouveau / Art ...

A rare and hard to find Herman Miller - Action Office standing desk and drawing table, circa 1960s. Large working surface, which can be tilted into any max 90-degree angle position with two large corrugated knobs to fix the top in its position, aluminum base with footrest, wired for electrical equipment like a lamp etc. The working top has an aluminum edge. The aluminum has some tarnish, there are some scratches to the wooden middle part and on each side of the tabletop are two very tiny holes, probably from some equipment which was fixed there, please refer to the photos. These are all minor flaws that can be redone easily. Given the fact that this a pretty rare table and hard to find Herman Miller table, we would consider the condition between good and very good. Once a graphic artist and sculptor, Robert Propst became president of Herman Miller Research Corporation in 1960. His goal was to investigate how the world of work operated, and he concluded, sadly, that “today’s office is a wasteland. It saps vitality, blocks talent, frustrates accomplishment. It is the daily scene of unfulfilled intentions and failed effort.” In his landmark book The Office: A Facility Based on Change, he wrote, “We find ourselves now with office forms created for a way of life substantially dead and gone.” Propst’s answer to this unhappy situation was the Action Office system, introduced by Herman Miller in 1968. It was the world’s first open-plan office system—a bold departure from the fixed assumptions of what office furniture should be. With Action Office, Propst created a workspace solution that fit the way people really worked. Action Office was designed as a set of components that could be combined and recombined to become whatever an office needed to be over time. Designer Jack Kelley...

A Napoleon III period walnut magnifier veneer, black lacquered wood and brass desk, 19th century, Napoleon III period. Measures: H: 75 cm, W: 59 cm, D: 42 cm.

Confidence of a Cloud Writing Desk by Thomas Dariel Dimensions: D 43 x W 120 x H 147 cm Materials: Structure in MDF with color-painted ash veneer. Fronts and back in the matte or ...