Spider Tables

The model H-259 is also called Spider because of the bent legs, resembling spider legs.

This walnut table called spider was designed by the world famous architect Jindrich Halabala under catalog No.

This walnut table called spider was designed by the world famous architect Jindrich Halabala under catalog no.

This walnut table called spider was designed by the world famous architect Jindrich Halabala under catalog No.

This square coffee table in the shape of spider was designed by Jindřich Halabala in the 1930´s.

This square coffee table in the shape of spider was designed by Jindřich Halabala in the 1930´s.

Square coffee table in the shape of spider designed by Jindrich Halabala, with distinctive curved legs, rounded corners.

Presumably unique spider dining set made by a master carpenter. Made of solid pine with a star-shaped table top.

A stylish modernist circa 1930s oak veneered coffee/side "Spider" table by the renowned premier Czech furniture designer, Jindrich Halabala, who also worked in the 1930s for Gropius ...

The unique style of this table is recognized all-over the world. Designed by Jindrich Halabala, the spider table stands on four ôegs of bentwood.

This high-gloss wooden coffee table, made in Czechoslovakia, is another version of the famous zoomorphic Spider table by Jindrich Halabala.

This iconic „Spider“ coffee table, model H-259, was designed in 1959 by renowned Czech designer Jindřich Halabala.

Coffee table designed by Jindřich Halabala in 1950s. It’s widely known as the “spider” table because of its shape.

It is unmarked, and it's almost impossibly to know who the manufacturer actually was, but the inspiration is clearly drawn from Joe Colombo's famous period lamps - including, most no...

An 18th century Georgian mahogany 'Spider' base table with satinwood inlays. The table base is constructed from four finely turned (spider) legs with cross stretchers to match and...

very rare coffee table in aok and iron

An elegant dark mahogany side table with slim turned legs and a single drawer. Lovely period appropriate reeded edges on the top.

A stunning Mid-Century Moroccan spider leg table with each leg finished in a brass sabot.

A period table with cross-stretcher and ring-turned legs.

Walnut six-legged coffee table with glass top. Glass has some scratches.

English, circa 1780. Often called "Spider-leg" tables, this particular model is of a most unusual and attractive design.

Sam Maloof spider leg drop-leaf table. A stellar example of this brilliant woodworkers Craft.

Antique quality mahogany spider Sutherland side occasional tea table. This is a lovely table, that is full of age, charm and character, dating from the early 20C.

A very unusual George III games table in rosewood with crossbanded border inlaid with brass stringing, the rotating folding top with scrolling brass mounts opening to reveal a baize ...

Georgian mahogany spider leg table having a rectangular top with two drop leaves that are supported by slender turned gate legs and are joined by carved and turned stretchers.

The Exclusive spider pedestal large glass dining table with beautiful precious hand carving detail to the leaves of the nature inspired two unique support pedestals.

Fine antique Chinese Chippendale period rectangular mahogany spider leg table, having an overhang top above a shallow apron on four block turned legs joined by a rectangular perimete...

Designed by Jindrich Halabala in the 1940s this coffee table was popularly called the Spider because of its shape.

Spider Drum Lamp, this is our take on a Lamp from the 60's we discovered on one of our trips. Solid Cream "Alabaster" Stone Base with our Antique Brass Body and Linen Shade. Custom...

A fine quality 18th century mahogany Pembroke table with one long drawer. The spider leg table drop leaves, of rectangular outline.

A good Georgian period mahogany drop-leaf spider-leg table with rectangular top having two drop-sides above an apron drawer and standing on eight finely turned ring-set legs ending i...

Made in Hong Kong which is stamped on the back of the brass circular removable tray table top. The six stained dark red wooden spider-leg supporting base with feature brass finial ti...

A rare 18th century George III period mahogany 'Spider Leg' side table or drop-leaf table, in the manner of ‘The Dumfries House Cabinet-Maker’.

Sika Mobler glass 'Spider' coffee table. Featuring a two part base that slots together to form the star, and a round glass table top.

This coffee table, model H-259, called Spider, was designed by Jindrich Halabala, the famous Czechoslovak designer from the 1930s-1950s, for UP Zavody.

The mahogany on the top is of a solid board of strongly figure Santo Domingo mahogany. While the baluster is slender, the legs are somewhat nautical in appearance. The weight is quit...

Table basse du designer danois Andréas Hansen pour Eilersen, 1960.

Very good condition, check photos. Wooden construction and slice of glass on the top of coffee table. Very unique piece made in 1960s in Czechoslovakia by designer Jindrich Halabala,...

A black desk lamp designed by Joe Colombo in 1965. Stove-enameled sheet metal reflector purposely designed to take a special horizontal spot light bulb. In 1967 Spider won the Compas...

Spider (Clamp Lamp) with Horizontal Reflector of White Enamelled Metal and Clamp Mounted Black Plastic Arm for Adjustment.
The Lamp Fitted with the Original Partially Mirrore...

Fine George III period mahogany spider-leg drop-leaf table; the well-figured and patinated top on a double gate frame with slender turned rails.

Fine & rare art nouveau lamp with spider web design, bronze base. ***Contact/Shipping Information: AOL (American Online) users may experience difficulties sending emails to us or re...

Une table basse connue sous le nom de Spider, fabriquée par le fabricant de meubles danois Sika Møbler dans les années 1960.

Art Deco midcentury coffee table “The spider” model H-259 designed by Jindrich Halabala manufactured by Czech company UP Zavody, Brno in 1930s.

Italian design 1960s. Enameled and chromed metal and Bakelite. Manufacturers label Shade: 2" x 4" x 9".

Vintage table lamp designed by Joe Colombo for Oluce, Italy, 1965.

The base is attached to a table, bookshelf or any horizontal structure with use of 4 screws.

This rare table or desk lamp is the first Spider lamp Colombo designed.

This round "Spider" coffee table is representing the "Belgo Chrome" era during the 1970s.

Stiletto Spider ottoman or coffee table designed by Irwin Feld Design.

A very original and well preserved cherry spider leg side table. It has a moulded edge top with a single cock-beaded drawer, turned slender supports and an 'X' framed stretcher base.

This is a wonderful reverse spider leg end table attributed to Paul Laszlo for Brown Saltman.

Round Bamileke (Cameroon, Africa) "Spider" side table These table are hand caved from one sold piece of wood.