Missouri - Console Tables

The whole piece is handcrafted and is an expression of the studio's unique design aesthetic. This piece can be placed in a minimal or classical setting and will still blend in with s...

The whole piece is handcrafted and is an expression of the studio's unique design aesthetic. This piece can be placed in a minimal or classical setting and will still blend in with s...

The console is designed using the ancient Japanese technique of wood bending. At Raka Studio we create designs using this technique which are fluid in the...

The whole piece is handcrafted and is an expression of the studio's unique design aesthetic. This piece can be placed in a minimal or classical setting and will still blend in with s...

Chic 1980s classic French Art Deco style console table, after Émile-Jacques Ruhlmann. Elegant demilune top, slender U-shape sculpted supports lacquered in piano black with brass and ...

The Motus console II is designed using the ancient Japanese technique of wood bending. At Raka Studio we create designs using this technique which are fl...

A striking, late 20th-century classical Etruscan metal console table by Christopher Chodoff (American, 20th c.), the celebrated New York designer and antiques dealer renowned for his masterful furniture executed in the sculptural, zoomorphic manner of Diego Giacometti and Ilana Goor. The architectural frame features ring-turned, node-accented legs braced by side X-stretchers centered with gilt-bronze rosettes, alongside a dynamic cross-stretcher base secured with Chodoff's signature interlocking hook-and-loop ring joinery. Adding a captivating zoomorphic detail, a finely detailed gilt-bronze snake appears to crawl along the lower cross-stretcher. The frame is finished in a rich, multi-tonal hand-painted verdigris green patina with polished gilt-bronze accents at the snake, rosettes, and leg rings. The table is crowned with a heavy, polished black granite slab top, creating a sophisticated contrast against the textured, sculptural base. Combining classical proportions with Neoclassical, Brutalist, and surrealist influences, this documented work makes a compelling statement piece for an entryway, gallery, or high-end living interior. Christopher Chodoff (American, 1909–1990) was a prominent New York antiques dealer, designer, and key tastemaker who gained widespread acclaim beginning in the 1950s. Renowned for his impeccable eye, Chodoff is credited with playing a pivotal role in introducing European modernist design icons—most notably Diego Giacometti and Jean-Michel Frank—to the American luxury market and high-society art collectors. His exceptional talent for blending sculptural art with functional forms made him a favorite among an elite clientele, designing custom interiors and bespoke furniture commissions for global figures such as fashion designer Valentino and actress Jane Fonda. Beyond his curatorial work, Chodoff developed an acclaimed body of his own sculptural metal furniture, heavily influenced by classical Etruscan forms, Neoclassical proportions, and the organic, textured approach of the Giacometti brothers. Executed primarily in patinated cast bronze and wrought iron, his signature pieces frequently incorporated expressive, hand-worked surfaces alongside delicate zoomorphic accents—such as coiled gilt-bronze serpents, birds, and animals—making his designs highly coveted statement pieces among top interior designers and fine art collectors today. Details: Designer/Maker: Christopher Chodoff Period: Late 20th Century Style: In the manner of Diego Giacometti / Ilana Goor / Neoclassical Modern / Zoomorphic Materials: Painted Metal/Bronze, Gilt Bronze Details, Polished Black Granite Features: Sculptural gilt-bronze snake accent on stretcher, ring-turned legs, side X-stretchers with gilt rosettes, painted verdigris finish, polished black granite slab top Excellent vintage condition. The frame retains its rich, hand-painted verdigris patina with light, age-appropriate character wear. The gilt-bronze snake and accent rings retain strong luster, and the black granite top is clean, intact, and sits level on the frame. Keywords: Christopher Chodoff console table, documented Christopher Chodoff, Chodoff snake console, Ilana Goor style table, Ilana Goor bronze furniture, Diego Giacometti style snake table, bronze snake console table, painted verdigris console...

A striking exercise in theatrical scale and sculptural drama, this extraordinary Hollywood Regency console table transforms functional furniture into a work of art. Cast in bronze an...

The Foyer table has an intense bent wood design, mimicking a flower with a stem emerging from the middle and with many detailed design elements which contribute to its aesthetic. The...

A rare, monumental signed desk or oversized console table by master American designer Karl Springer (1931–1991), executed and incised/signed in his final year of production, 1991. This piece showcases Springer's celebrated mastery of high-end surface textures and structural minimalism. A thick, inset "floating" top wrapped in rich, leather embossed with a fine shagreen skin pattern rests above a custom architectural base crafted in lacquered steel. The base features an open-frame perimeter with offset inner supports, creating a weightless visual effect. Functioning seamlessly as a executive desk, library table, or grand entryway console, this late-period work represents the culmination of Springer's career. Signed and dated Karl Springer 1991. Dimensions: Width: 72 1/4" (183.5 cm) Depth: 30" (76.2 cm) Height: 32 1/4" (81.9 cm) Karl Springer (1931–1991) was an influential German-born American furniture designer who helped define the aesthetic of late 20th-century luxury design. After emigrating from Berlin to New York City in 1957, Springer initially worked as a window dresser at Lord & Taylor, using his off-hours to craft leather-bound accessories that were picked up by Bergdorf Goodman. His career skyrocketed in the 1960s after gaining the patronage of the Duchess of Windsor, which established his standing among elite interior designers and high-society clients. Springer became celebrated for reintroducing rare, exotic materials into modern furniture forms—most notably shagreen (stingray skin), lacquered parchment, python, goatskin, Lucite, and heavy polished metalwork. Drawing aesthetic cues from Art Deco, classical Chinese furniture, and the Bauhaus movement, he distilled intricate historical shapes into bold, modern silhouettes. His studio produced handcrafted, made-to-order pieces until his death in 1991, leaving behind a legacy as one of the defining voices of American modernism and luxury craft. Designer / Studio: Karl Springer Ltd. Period: 1991 (Dated) Style: Postmodern / Maximalist Minimalism / Modernist Luxe Materials: Lacquered Steel, Leather Embossed Faux Shagreen, Wood Frame Markings: Incised / Stamped "Karl Springer 1991" Condition Report: Excellent vintage condition overall. The lacquered steel base retains its original luster with light, age-appropriate surface wear. The leather embossed faux shagreen top displays rich tone and texture with minimal minor scuffs consistent with careful light use. Structurally sound and solid. Creator: Karl Springer Period: 1990–1999 Styles: Postmodern, Mid-Century Modern Revival, Contemporary Luxe Materials: Steel, Leather, Lacquer Item Type: Desks / Console Tables / Library Tables Keywords: Karl Springer desk, signed Karl Springer 1991, Karl Springer console table, embossed leather shagreen desk, floating top console table...

1960s Hollywood Regency cabinet or console professionally refinished in yellow and white lacquer with original Chinoiserie medallion hardware and mirror top in the style of Tommi Par...

The Console V is a part of the Vrksa Series of works. The foyer table has a free-form design; the wood bends and curves with natural flows to create the design. The handcrafted deta...

French Deco style wrought iron and vitrolite demilune console 1940s with brass ball details. Some loss of paint. No chips to vitrolite. Mid-Century Modern.

Vintage 1970s Milo Baughman attributed sculptural geometric angled chrome glass console table. This console appears to never have been used, glass top is missing, but price includes ...

This Baker Furniture console is by acclaimed designer Alessandro Gabrielli Gambalogna globally regarded as a master of faux finish techniques - here a faux hand applied malachite finish...

Sculptural circa 1970s entry, foyer or console table, molded after the ancient Chinese Xian warriors or the terracotta warriors of China. Very nicely wood...

Rare serving / console table with drawer designed by Edward Wormley for Dunbar, 1950s. Highly figured walnut top and dark mahogany base and brass casters. We acquired this from the o...

Elegant Mid-Century Modern Edward Wormley for Dunbar model # 5294 two level console or sofa table with centered single drawer. Professionally refinished, in two-tone to match origina...

New era glass table made for Modernage, circa 1940. Thick glass top on pedestal of glass, ebonized oak and mirror. Appropriate height for dining or can be used as a console.

Stylish Louis XV style Bombé commode or console that is wrapped in olive green faux snakeskin fabric. Brass French style hardware on pair of drawers. T...

Beautiful Hollywood Regency Style console / sofa / hall table by Mastercraft. Very good condition with few if any signs of use. Very striking in person in brass and burl wood. Ori...

Fine George III mahogany side table, the rectangular top with carved edges over the frieze having a single drawer with carved wooden knobs, the applied fretwork and bellflowers over ...

The Console Table No. 5 of the Fluentum Series, derives its design from the Studio’s Working Desk No.1 and was a custom design for a client’s space. The piece is made in red oak and ...

Karl Springer console / sofa / entry table. Sculptural form in tessellated horn inlay. Expertly restored and in very good to excellent condition. Sold with a digital certificate of a...

Sofa / console table. 48 inches wide. The frame is made of anodized aluminum with a brass finish making it light while being very sturdy. The top is grey glass. Both show very few si...

Very unique 1970s Italian Hollywood Regency double pedestal console table or foyer table with two large stylized bronze Griffins mounted ...

Custom made, one of a kind console / sofa / hall table made of solid live edge wood with green malachite inlay. There are a few scratches on the top as seen in the photos. Ten feet i...

Stunning console / sofa table in lucite / acrylic and travertine. The supports are in the style of Corinthian columns with the bottom portion being solid travertine and the top porti...