Oklahoma - Side Tables

1970s Vintage Boho Figurative Animalia Wicker Rattan elephant side tray table in the style of Mario Lopez Torres. This Animalia vintage 1960s-19...

A gorgeous woven rattan wooden plant stand or side table. This piece will be fantastic used as an occasional table, side table, or on a covered patio for use as a plant stand. The fo...

A timeless round wicker side table in the manner of Franco Albini. This midcentury end table was created in the 1960s. It features a woven wicker and bent wood base, with bands of st...

A tall yellow Americana tole lamp and table combo with a hand-painted eagle motif. We rarely come across these, and when we did, our minds were blown! Normally the ones we see are geared toward more formal settings. But this one would be a fantastic piece for a child's room. The piece is tall and created from metal. The metal shade and body are painted in a bright yellow. The shade is painted with an eagle motif with the words "Virtue, Liberty, Independence". It is signed by the artist just below with "v.busci". Small red stars are painted throughout. Halfway down the lamp, is a small tole...

A striking and architectural brutalist cube-form side table designed by Adrian Pearsall for Craft Associates, circa 1970s. This sculptural example embodies Pearsall’s exploration into heavily textured, relief-driven surfaces—often referred to as the “Sculptura” or “goop” series—where cast resin is applied over a wood core to create deeply dimensional, almost carved compositions.  Each side of the cube presents a unique abstract panel, composed of geometric and organic motifs—radiating forms, linear ridges, and symbolic relief elements—giving the piece a dynamic, gallery-like presence from every angle. The surface is finished in a rich, mottled bronze tone with darkened recesses, emphasizing depth and texture in true brutalist fashion. The top features a sleek black laminate surface, offering a refined contrast to the rugged, expressive base. This juxtaposition of raw sculptural mass and clean planar top is characteristic of Pearsall’s later work, influenced by the aesthetic language of artists such as Paul Evans...

This small nightstand or side table will add charm to any space. Created from wood and wicker, the top of this table features round waterfall edges. The back is open allowing for sto...

A beautifully composed example of California modernism, this sculptural dining or center table is attributed to Frank Rohloff and produced by Brown Saltman in the 1960s. The design balances material warmth with refined geometry: a thick, round travertine top with softly beveled edge floats above a contrasting architectural base. The base features a crisp, painted metal collar that transitions into a richly grained walnut pedestal, gently flared for stability and visual weight. The interplay of stone, metal, and wood is quintessentially Rohloff—clean, grounded, and quietly sophisticated. The travertine surface displays natural tonal variation and subtle pitting consistent with the material, adding depth and authenticity. The walnut base retains a warm, even finish with beautiful vertical grain movement, while the painted metal element provides a sharp modern contrast. Ideal as a side table or cocktail table in a living space, this example reflects the understated elegance and craftsmanship associated with Brown Saltman’s best period work. Photographed with Hans Wegner wing chair...

Antique Victorian Aesthetic movement two-tier scorched bamboo and cane tigerwood side table or occasional table with box storage on top. Bamboo occasional tables like this, are a cult favorite among those in the design circle as well as discerning collectors across the globe. Evoking a tropical or British Colonial vibe, these tables are rare to find, and always a classic timeless piece for just about any room in the home. You'll find this classic bamboo side table while flipping through the pages of nearly every design magazine. Understated, perhaps because of it’s size, it packs a big punch. It serves as both form and function with two areas for storage. Both a hidden box, as well as a bottom open shelf. Born in the 19th century, this piece is created out of bamboo. Other terms used to describe this type of material and finish, are scorched bamboo or tortoiseshell bamboo or tiger bamboo. This particular piece is square in form and has four legs. The top of the table is square and features a box with a liftable lid for storage. Fastened with a hinge, it is a great way to hide little things that make a space feel cluttered. (TV remotes, reading glasses, etc.) When closed, the top functions as a normal tabletop. We envision a beautiful vase sitting atop a stack of well-loved books. Under the top of the table, sits a second open tier shelf for additional storage. Again, we think this would be a great way to showcase a stack of your favorite books or a small bowl of fresh flowers. Both the top of the table, and the sides are covered in what is sometimes called rice matt. It's more of a woven fiber much like cane or wicker, and can often be mistaken for grasscloth. This piece would be fabulous if used in a number of ways: 1.) Our dear friend suggested using this as her "smoking box". With the inside holding the items she wouldn't necessarily want in view, but in a convenient enough place to quickly grab things should she need/want to. 2.) Entry table: To eliminate the mess of setting keys and sunglasses on a table, we think this small table box would be a great place to set keys and sunglasses inside, and then closed, to set a purse on top of. 3.) Patio: A lovely plant stand between two patio chairs...

The George Nelson-designed round pedestal side table for Herman Miller features a timeless and sleek design. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, it boasts a circular table s...

A striking vintage carved swan side table, exquisitely crafted with sculptural avian supports and refined decorative detailing, embodies the elegance of Hollywood Regency and chinoiserie-inspired design. This rare accent table features two beautifully hand-carved swans forming the side supports, their gracefully curved necks and hand-painted details adding a sense of movement and artistry. The tabletop showcases a richly figured wood veneer arranged in a geometric parquet pattern, framed by a delicately carved apron with scrolling vine motifs. A shaped lower shelf provides both structural balance and functional display space, while the tapered legs are adorned with subtle gold details, enhancing the table’s overall sophistication. The warm, polished finish highlights the depth and variation of the wood grain, giving the piece a luminous, high-end presence. Perfect as a statement side table, occasional table, or accent piece, this table blends seamlessly into a range of interiors—from traditional and eclectic to Palm Beach, chinoiserie, and Hollywood Regency spaces. This is the kind of decorative object that interior designers seek out—distinctive, sculptural, and impossible to replicate. Condition: Good vintage condition with minor surface wear consistent with age. Light finish variation to the top, adding to its authentic character. Structurally sound and sturdy. Styling Ideas: 1. Palm Beach / Chinoiserie Pair with bamboo chairs, ginger jars, lacquer pieces Think: green + white + brass 2. Traditional / Collected Interior Next to a skirted chair...

Small travertine and brass side table or cocktail table designed by Paul McCobb for Calvin.

This vintage bamboo side table is a stunning example of mid-century tropical design, featuring intricate scrollwork detailing and a tightly woven cane top. Crafted from natural golde...

An exquisite 19th-century spool-turned side table featuring remarkable hand-carved rope detailing and sculptural finials. Likely originating from England or the American East Coast c...

A pair of Palm Beach or Hollywood Regency style rattan-wrapped parsons style side or end tables. Created from wood, and wrapped in rattan strands, this lovely pair of tables features...

A rustic early American iron and glass accent table. This table was taken from the estate of an Oklahoma oilman in Tulsa Oklahoma. His estate is located next door to the Belvedere House in Downtown Tulsa. The home in itself is a historical home. We were very excited to get ahold of a piece that was part of the original interior. The rectangular table is made up of distressed iron legs, and glass at the top. Tables like this were often created by ranch hands living on the properties. It is unknown if this was created in this manner, or if it was a purchase from a shop. Either way, it is a wonderful piece that was very well made. We love the idea of using this table on a front porch, garden or patio. Perhaps a patio that has black and white checkered tile...

This Chippendale style will be a fabulous way to add a little traditional chinoiserie style to a patio or living room. Created from bamboo, this table feature rattan-wrapped joints, ...

A lovely tall wicker hamper with lid, and chinoiserie brass hardware. This piece could be used as either a side table, hamper, or extra storage on a pati...

Maroon ceramic planter table with stand and glass tabletop. This unusual piece is a throwback to golden girls or designing women. The top of the piece ...

Jahangir side table by Paul Mathieu for Stephanie Odegard Inspired by the elegant architectural element, namely the mehrabs, he saw in the palaces of Mughal India, the renowned de...