Round Glass Coffee Table by Lothar Klute, Germany 1980s

This circular table embodies the essence of European mid-century design with its distinct features that harken back to a time when form and function were paramount. Crafted from soli...

The Brutalist movement of the mid-20th century was known for its use of bold forms and imperfect organic materials, and gave rise to balanced, straightforward designs both in archite...

Swedish designer, Fredrik Schriever-Abeln’s designs have become quite sought after only in the past years. This is in part due to the beloved design of this “Condor” table being misattributed to Illum Wikkelsø until recently. The distinctive “X” shaped teak base defines this coffee table holding a glass top. The solid wood base is sculpted to perfection, the level of woodwork and precise joinery technique greatly shows off the skills of the craftsman. The structure is made with minimal joinery, the glass top is held solely by the carved “arms”, while the stretcher is joined to the legs with mortise and tenon joints. The balance of the size of the glass top and wooden parts praise the designer’s vision. The modern aesthetic shows that this table - like the Condor chairs...

"I can't live well with too much rigidity. The 90-degree angle, for example, is something I love, but I can't do it. The things I do end up being a little lyrical, a little sensual, ...

- early 80s brutalism - hand crafted - excellent condition 130 x 82 x 50 cm

- forged iron table Lothar Klute attribute - stunning art glass - very good condition no chips or brakes - 107 cm x 54 cm height

Round Glass Top Coffee Table with Bronze Base

On offer on this occasion is one of the most stunning and rare, circular steel coffee table you could hope to find. Outstanding design is exhibited throughout. The beautiful table is...