Black Swirl Glass Sculptural Cocktail Coffee Table, Italy, 1970s

Designed and made in Italy in the 1980s, this teardrop or eye shaped coffee table sits on two graduated triangular pedestals at each corner. Low and wide, this would make a great cen...

Sculptural low coffee table featuring a crisp, geometric silhouette and a high-gloss black lacquered surface, animated by diagonal light-wood inlay bands (not brass). The inlay conti...

Postmodern Glass Waterfall Edge Sculptural Coffee Table. Stunning table features a graceful waterfall edge opposite an end gracefully supported by a black pyramid on triangle foot, w...

Italian modern round coffee table with glass top and black marble base, 1980s Round base coffee table. The top is round in transparent glass, in its center there is a round element from which two tubes start which make up the central stem of the table, all in black painted metal. The base is in black marble with white veins. 1980s. Good condition, with signs of use and age, some scratches on the top and with oxidation and lack of color...

Sinuous chrome tube and glass coffee table in the spirit of Paul Tuttle’s “anaconda” coffee table for Strässle International. Three conjoining lar...

Wood Legs joined by a chromed metal structure. This one was refinished in a darkish red. wood base diameter is about 29" Glass that is included with the table is 40" diameter coul...

Glass chrome coffee side cocktail couch table, 1960s Elegant French Space Age glass table.

This exceptional vintage coffee table represents a remarkable collaboration between artistry and function. Created by renowned California artist Daniel Gluck in the 1960s, the “Swirl” showcases the era’s bold experimentation with form and materials. The table’s most captivating feature is its sculptural base—an abstract composition of torch-cut steel that spirals upward in a dramatic, fluid motion. This dynamic swirling form creates visual movement from every angle, transforming a utilitarian piece into a work of art. The raw, industrial character of the steel provides a striking contrast to the refined elegance of the thick oval glass top that rests above. The substantial glass surface not only offers practical functionality but also allows the intricate metalwork below to remain fully visible, ensuring the base’s artistic merit takes center stage. This thoughtful design choice exemplifies mid-century modern aesthetics, which celebrated transparency and openness. As a statement piece, the Swirl coffee table...

Mid-Century Modern chrome and smoked glass modular coffee table - Italy 1970s.

An elegant modernist coffee table characterized by a clean, architectural aesthetic typical of the 1970s. Its delicately tinted smoked glass top features a free-form shape with softe...