Brazilian Rosewood Square to Round Dining Table

Round dining table in Brazilian rosewood designed by Edward Wormley for Dunbar, American, 1960s (Dunbar tag on bottom).

Handcrafted Square Brazilian hardwood dining table. The lightness of its design involves a precise and rigorous work, thorough knowledge of materials and manufacturing tools. The w...

Early, rare rosewood lazy susan dining table designed by George Nelson for Herman Miller. The center white laminate area is a lazy susan so it turns in a circular motion. This is the...

A handcrafted dining table. The original table is artfully composed of 29 individual disks; the impressive top is constructed of multiple sections of walnut or rosewood, creating a s...

A round Ming style dining table with a carved octagonal pedestal base, made of rosewood. The table skirt is decorated with squared scrolls, and...

From the Saarinen pedastal table collection, 1956, custom order for Neiman Marcus, 54" tulip dining table with rare book-matched rosewood top. Retains the original Knoll Associates b...

Elegant Danish modern dining table crafted in rare Brazilian jacaranda rosewood, designed and produced by Vejle Stole & Møbelfabrik in Denmark, c.1960s. The bookmatched top showcases...

Danish modern dining table featuring a spectacular book-matched Brazilian rosewood top, hand-selected by the master carpenter for its dramatic, wide grain patterns that flow seamless...

1960s Expandable Danish Brazilian Rosewood Dining Table in Excellent Condition The expandable table is attributed to the Danish designer Erik Buch and and made in a rich patterned B...

Wonderful vintage Chinese Chinoiserie dining table comprised of Rosewood & Mother of Pearl (m-o-p) round top with 2 leaves, converting it to a small oval with one leaf and large oval with 2 leaves. Beautiful condition, keeping in mind that this is vintage and not new so will have signs of use and wear. This Asian style table is in excellent vintage condition with the exception of a small missing piece of m-o-p on the top which we have repaired by filling with wood filler and painting with a pearlized paint. You can still see the spot when looking for it but doesn’t show overall. There was also a nick on the inside edge of one of the leaves that has been filled. The whole top and leaves have been scuffed and given a coat of poly for durability. Please see photos and zoom in for details. We attempt to portray any imperfections. Circa, Mid-Late 20th Century. Mother of Pearl comes predominantly from the shell of the pearl oyster, freshwater pearl mussel, and abalone… making this table a true GEM!! This is a GORGEOUS Chinese rosewood dining table...