Low French Modernist Industrial Coffee Table in Oak and Perforated Steel c. 1955

Large coffee table with solid walnut top with nailhead details on a solid black enameled steel base with brass stands.

Awesome American Industrial pair of pallets in oak, maybe ash, and steel for use as a fabulous coffee table. They are in very solid sturdy condition with loads of age patina, circa 1...

One of a kind coffee table made in the Germany in the 1990s. Solid steel painted Memphis pastel hues. Table sits very low at 6.5" and glides beautifully on heavy duty grey casters L...

Modernist Ebonized Steel and End Cut Oak Coffee Table Designed by Brendan Bass for the Vision and Design Collection, by using high quality materials and textures. All materials are ...

Pretty little coffee table, very decorative to match a warm interior. Completely matt varnished. Dimensions: L70 x D70 x H40 cm

The coffee table focuses on the simplicity and natural beauty of wood. Whether natural or the black lacquered finish, the grain patterns of this contemporary oak tabletop seduce the ...

A fine French low coffee or cocktail table featuring a square clear glass top set upon a stylish base of brushed steel and brass. Perfect for use as a cocktail or coffee table.

A fine French Modern rectangular low or coffee or cocktail table, featuring a two-tiered patinated brass frame with an elegant Modernist form accented with an elegant faux bamboo des...

This coffee table from Carlo Stenta’s I-beam & oak table collection seamlessly unites industrial with modern. The utilitarian I-beam support is custom fabricated of ½” thick solid steel plate. Flawlessly welded and delicately refined in a black powder coating finish, the completed I-beam base patiently awaits its marriage to its wood counterpart. Handcrafted with the same integrity as its steel foundation, Carlo painstakingly aligns individual boards of solid white oak to create one, harmonious waterfall effect; matching grain patterns cascade over the top and down the side. The crisp beveled edges and a hand-rubbed oil finish completes the piece. Wood and steel are finally joined together, and the unification of precision and art is now complete Recovery Furniture...

Inspiration came from a c1900 French commercial draper’s table, although we took it one more step and added the solid brass lion paw feet, which can be optionally eliminated. Each an...