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Tableau Materiaux: Table and materials
The material in table-making is highly linked to expert crafts and time period. Often limited by scarcity or redundancy, neglecting design/designer, it remains the sheer surface and touch of the material that makes us fall in love with a piece.
“Rawness and refinement are not opposite ends of a luxurious spectrum. They are two complementary features with which to populate a luxe environment.”
Kelly Wearstler
Ettore Sottsass Tony Table, 1984
Produced for Anthology Quartett
$ 4,800
Marzio Cecchi Low Coffee Tables, 1970
Pair of Leather Travertine Brass Tables, Italy
$ 11,000
Guillerme et Chambron Side Magazine Table Oak Wood With Tiles, circa 1960
$ 3,800
Carl Auböck II Tree Trunk Table No. 24, 1955
Signed Original Large Walnut Table, Austria
$ 15,800
Monumental ‘Banker’ Coffee Table Polished Gunmetal Glass, 1970
Guillerme et Chambron Tables Oak Wood With Tiles, 1960
$ 3,800
Michele de Lucchi Burgundy Table Memphis Italy, 1985
$ 3,900
Max Ingrand Fontana Arte Coffee Table Mod. 1774, Italy, circa 1958
Karl Springer Side Table, 1970
$ 8,500
Lewis Butler Black and White Coffee table, Knoll
$ 2,750
Artisan Oak Coffee Table, 1950
$ 2,400
Rustic Oak Ceramic Table, 1960
$ 2,900
Maitland Smith Coffee Table, 1970
$ 4,800
Nesting Tables Walnut Wood, Mid Century France circa 1955
$ 2,800
Aksel Kjersgaard for Odder Coffee Tables, 1970
$ 3,800