1970's side tables
VINTAGE: Here's a nice pair of well-designed end tables in chrome steel and smoked glass from the 1970"s. Each table measures 22x20x16 inches high. $495 for the pair.
Petal Dining Table
VINTAGE: Such a pretty design. Richard Schultz "Petal" table for Knoll International circa 1966. This one measures 42" in diameter and in very good condition though the petals have been slightly repositioned due to stripped screw holes. I find the detailing of the underside very special. Use outdoors or in. A great deal at $995.-
1960's Dining Set
VINTAGE: Here's an absolutely charming little dining set from Calif-Asia circa 1960's in black steel, wicker and upholstery with a smoked glass top. The chairs all swivel and have been recently upholstered. The top measures 46 inches in diameter. $1,495.-
Stunning Rosewood Occasional Table
VINTAGE: For California maker Thayer Coggin, a lovely Milo Baughman square rosewood table with ebonized base. The table is in excellent condition and retains the original label. Could be used as a coffee table or occasional table. The top was just professionally refinished and the rosewood is striking! It measures 18.5 in.Hx32 in.Wx32 in.D. $995.-
George Nelson Platform Bench
NEW: From Herman Miller come these super versatile designs by George Nelson. Introduced in the late forties and imitated time and again but never bettered. They are super sturdy and can be used as seating or as a platform for TV or audio equipment or simply as a beautiful and unique coffee table. Solid maple or walnut with ebonized wood legs or chrome legs in sizes 4, 5 and 6 feet in length. From $1.195.-
Ray Eames Time-Life Walnut Stools
NEW: In continuous production by Herman Miller. Ray Eames delightful turned solid walnut stools can also be used as a side table. $1,090.-Each
Noguchi Coffee Table
NEW: For Herman Miller, introduced in 1948 and still in production! Available in Walnut, Cherry, Ebonized Walnut or Ash. From $1,895.-
Eames LTR Tables
NEW: From Herman Miller this tiny but very usable table by Charles and Ray Eames. Introduced in 1950 and in continuous production ever since. It measures only 10″ high. Available with white, black, walnut, santos palisander or ash tops and white, black or zinc rod bases. One is never enough! From $215.-