Rio de Janeiro - Tables

This remarkable dining table is a true example of late 18th-century Brazilian craftsmanship from the region of Minas Gerais, showcasing the influence of colonial design combined with...

Glória is a minimal working desk designed to offer great usability and pleasure. The aesthetics proposes a clean yet strong approach using the classic trestle structural system. Th...

Incredible english side table in ivorywood with two stages circa 1940.

Incredible ELLE ET LUI pair of acrylic side tables transparent circa 1970.

Incredible Art Deco brazilian bicolor circa 1930 noble wood, probably, Jacaranda pair of tables.

Incredible Carlo Hauner tricolor circa 1960 wood lacquered and iron side table. Unusual.

18th-Century Brazilian Colonial Table - Magnificent, Sturdy, and Timeless A rare and exceptional 18th-century Brazilian Colonial table, this piece is a testament to the enduring craftsmanship of the period, embodying both elegance and robust functionality. Handcrafted from solid hardwood with a deep, rich patina developed over centuries, it showcases the organic beauty of aged wood, with a naturally worn yet well-preserved surface that speaks of its history. Design & Functionality: Impressive Proportions: Measuring 90 cm in height, this table is taller than standard dining tables, making it ideal for use as a console, sideboard, or hall table. Expansive Top: The broad rectangular top, accentuated by gently beveled edges, provides ample space for displaying decorative objects, books, or serving ware. Sturdy Construction: Built with traditional joinery techniques, it stands on a strong, structured base reinforced by cross-stretchers, ensuring stability and durability. Functional Storage: One deep front drawer with original iron pulls offer storage for small essentials, while a finely detailed escutcheon adds a touch of period-appropriate ornamentation. Historical Significance & Character: This table exemplifies the refined yet utilitarian aesthetic of Portuguese Colonial Brazil...

The Gia Table is part of the Folclore Collection, a series of special designs inspired by the Brazilian Folklore. Each piece of the Collection come from a different legend. The Gia ...

Lin is derived from a clean and minimalist take on a traditional three-legged stool, giving it a thoroughly modern appeal and Scandinavian feel through its brass details and slender appearance. The brass line on the seat marks the join in the wood and as such is different on each making them all unique. Light yet robust it’s a perfect combination of structure and aesthetic. Made from a range of Brazilian solid hard woods with a natural finish of oil and wax. Knót Artesanal...

Symbiotic sideboard by Mameluca Material: Peroba do Campo wood, stainless steel Dimensions: D160x W8 x H40 cm (min); D280 x W80 x H40 cm (max). The space proposed by us, is a sp...

Set of 2 Caixas de Fósforos coffe table by Mameluca Material: Marine plywood Dimensions: D76 x W76 x H76 cm Coffee table inspired by Brazilian neo-concretists two-dimensional ge...

The Mono Side Table takes part of the MONOMORFO collection. It has an amorphous top with 4 possible variations of shape. The terrazzo composition is ma...

Ambuá 5p bench / coffee table by Mameluca Material: Vinhático wood Dimensions: D 180x W 86 x H 47 cm Ambuá means "Centipede" in Tupi - ancient dialect of the Brazilian Indians. ...

Mono Dining Table Long (8 seats): The Mono Dining Table Long (8 seats) takes part of the MONOMORFO collection. It has an amorphous top with 2 possible variations of shape. The terraz...

The Mono Dining Table (8 seats) takes part of the MONOMORFO collection. It has an amorphous top with 2 possible variations of shape. The terrazzo composition ...

Elegant and rare Brazlian Late 19th Century Console table in jacarandá wood. Rectangular table top, over two drawers with iron handles. Rare "winding" legs. Very solid and heavy pie...

Extremely rare version of Zalszupin's iconic "Petala" table with 9 "petals".

Extremely rare pair of side tables by Lina Bo Bardi and Giancarlo Palanti for Studio de Arte Palma. Still preserve manufacturer's label below.

Extremely rare version of Zalszupin's iconic "Petala" table with only 6 "petals".

Iconic table created by Martin Eisler.