Tables
Geometric Bronze Coffee Table by Milo Baughman for Directional
$7,500.00Early 1970s geometric coffee table by Milo Baughman for Directional. Bronze-finished base with original, octagonal glass top, rare in its complete presentation. Dense, glass is 3/4″ thick, free of chips / scratches. Excellent, vintage condition.
Base alone: 16″ H x 33.5″ L x 33.5″ D
with Glass top: 16.75″ H x 48″ L x 48″ D.
Hans Wegner for Andreas Tuck Model AT33 Drop-Leaf Sewing Table in Teak
$2,200.001950s Danish solid teak sewing or side table (model AT33) designed by Hans J Wegner and manufactured Andreas Tuck. Crafted with two drop leaves that extend the table from 26.25″ to 46.5″ maximum length. The drawer, boasting sculptural teak pulls, is equipped with several sections and built-in sewing accessories. Does not include the basket (functions perfectly without).
Newly refinished condition, only minor wear remains.
Signed: A. Tuck and Hans Wegner
Measures: H 23.75″
D 23.5″
L (both leaves down) 26.25″
L (one leaf up) 36.5″
L (both leaves up) 46.5″.
Italian Modernist Walnut and Iron Hexagonal Coffee Table by Gio Point for Isa
$7,200.00Gio Ponti for Isa Bergamo coffee/cocktail table featuring a honeycomb/hexagonal-form Italian walnut top supported by a bent iron base (ca. 1955, Italy).
Scarcely seen full-size example (more common examples are the hexagonal form side tables).
Very good, conservatively refinished condition; light patina/wear remains.
Retains the ISA metal medallion to the reverse.
H: 16″ x L: 39.13″ (point to point) x D: 33.88″
Kai Kristiansen Rosewood “Cube” of Three Interlocking Nesting Tables
$2,200.00Kai Kristiansen for Vildbjerg Møbelfabrik “cube” of nesting tables in rosewood. Composed of three tables two tables “slide” into the center table’s side slots creating an ingeniously compact cube. Original condition – minor wear present (few surface scuffs).
Measures: Assembled as a cube H 16.5″ x D 15.75″ x L 16.75″
Individually H 16.5″ x D 15.75″ x L 15.75″.
Large Vintage Japanese Taishō-Style Negoro Lacquered Round Coffee Table
$7,500.00Heavy, large and low round tea/coffee table in the Taishō-Style in negoro lacquer (orange/coral surface rubbed to reveal an underlying layer of black) – ca. mid 1920s-1930s, Japan.
Supported by an ‘x’ stretcher base with four large, thick cylindrical legs.
Statement piece that works well with most decorating styles.
Conservatively restored, though impressions to the surface remain, as shown.
Diameter: 65.5″ x H: 14″
Mid-Century American Modern Birch and Iron Accent Table by Arthur Umanoff
$750.00Arthur Umanoff for Shaver Howard accent / occasional table (ca. 1950s, USA). Composed of a round slatted birch top supported by three slightly splayed wrought iron legs retaining their original feet.
Birch has been conservatively refinished, and the black lacquer is original and in good, vintage condition.
Diameter: 17.75″ x H: 22.5″.
Mid-Century Modern Slat Oak Bench / Coffee Table with Tapered Legs and Cushion
$1,200.00Classic Mid-Century American Modern slatted oak bench or coffee table supported by four, slim, tapered legs (ca. 1950s, USA).
Includes a removable orange vinyl cushion
Conservatively refinished condition but light wear remains (minor scuffs/patina).
H: 14″ x L: 60″ x D: 17.25″
Mixed-Woods “Gallery One” Dining Table by Milo Baughman for Directional
$6,500.00Mixed-woods dining table designed by Milo Baughman for Directional’s “Gallery One” line (ca. 1961, USA). Composed of alternating banding of walnut, rosewood and butternut (original black lacquer on legs and apron is intact and is a matte finish, not polished or glossy). The table includes the two bookmatched leaves each measuring 20″ long .
Conservatively refinished condition with only a couple of light scuffs, as shown. Overall, excellent, vintage condition.
Overall dimensions (no leaves) H: 30.25″ x L: 72″ x D: 39″
Without the leaves: 72″ long
With one leaf: 91.88″ long
With both leaves: 112″ long
Without leaves, the length between the legs (horizontally) is: 40.25″
When fully extended, the length between the legs (horizontally) is: 80.25″
The length between the legs (vertically) is: 26″
The height from the floor to the apron is: 27.25″
The height from the floor to the black base is: 25.63″
The distance from the apron to the black base: 4.25″ (depth)
Vertically, the distance between the table edge and leg is: 4.25″ (each side)
Horizontally, the distance between the table edge and leg is: 13.88″ (each side)
New Hope-Style Studio Craft Walnut Live Edge Side Table
$3,600.00Expertly crafted circa 1950s walnut live edge side / occasional table with three-legged base. Additional details include 2 carved plates mounted on both the front and back legs for decoration. One of the legs features a caster wheel to allow for easy mobility, despite the already relatively light weight (wheelbarrow style).
Reminiscent of designs by George Nakashima, but artist is unknown.
Measures: 29.75″ L x 17.25″ D x 17.5″ H.
Pair of Danish Teak and Metal ‘Stacking Tables’ Attributed to Fritz Hansen
$1,400.00These side or stacking tables are comprised of teak tops with a ‘lip’ on either side atop enameled metal bases. The construction of the bases is exact to those constructed by Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen. The use of caps, stabilizers and spacers in the exact ‘x’ base formation is identical to the Jacobsen bases. The cap is square, not circular and these tables are believed to be early and uncommon examples. Each surface is: 15″ D x 15.75″ L. The height with the tables stacked on top of each other is: 22″.
H: 20″ x W: 17.5″ x D: 15″
Pair of Mahogany and Brass Connoisseur Collection Nightstands by Paul McCobb
$4,200.00Elegant two-tier, single-drawer side tables/nightstands designed by Paul Mccobb for his the “Connoisseur Collection” manufactured by H Sacks and Sons (ca. 1953, Brookline, MA, USA).
Composed of a red mahogany frame with inset “hidden” drawer with brass pull tucked below the surface. Lower, glass tier is framed by brass stretchers which delicately brace the long, tapered legs.
Additionally, the sides are deeply sculpted/partially recessed resembling a half-bowtie, revealing the drawer within and adding a nice detail to an otherwise simple form.
Relatively large size offering ample storage options between the shallow drawer and lower surface.
Sleek, minimal pieces designed with unique and unexpected features indicative of an ingenious design highlighting the marriage of form and function.
Excellent, restored condition (wood has been refinished and brass has been polished). Only minimal wear remains.
Signed with applied brass manufacturer’s label to the drawer of each example: “Connoisseur Collection designed by Paul McCobb H Sacks & Sons Brookline Mass.”
H: 22″ x L: 24″ x D: 30″ / 41.5″ (with drawer extended)
Lower glass tier – L: 21″ x D: 25″
Height between tiers: 12.25″
Interior drawer dimensions – H: 1.75″ x L: 12.63″ x D: 14.75″
Pair of Mahogany and Ebonized Walnut Chippendale-Style Tall End Tables
$1,800.00Pair of Chippendale style side tables (circa 1950s, USA) composed of ebonized walnut cabriole legs / knees with stained mahogany tops.
Retain original, black paint, which is in very good condition for its age. Scuff to one of the tops and general, minimal wear commensurate with age. Overall, in nice, vintage condition.
H: 28.1″ x W: 26″ x D: 18″