Jeffrey Points Steel and Glass Dining Table

Overall excellent condition. Some very light surface marks on glass. Two very small chips on edge of tabletop. Approx. dimensions: 28.5 in. H x 89 in. W x 34 in. D. Weight: 200 lbs.

Italian, mid 20th century. Modern streamlined dining table with a heavy rectangular beveled glass top supported on a steel base with five tubular supports at ends sloping to form compound support with

Continental, likely Czech, 20th century. An Art Deco style dining table, having a glass top over a steel base. Apparently unmarked. Approximate height 29.375", width 64", depth 39.875".

DESCRIPTION: A Mid-Century Modern tubular steel dining table with rectangular clear glass beveled top. CIRCA: 20th Cent. ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: (Table) H: 29" x W: 18" x L: 36" (Glass Top) H: 28.25"

28"h x 55 3/4" diam. Condition, some minor scratches, metal needs cleaning

A Warren Platner Chrome-Plated Steel and Glass Dining Table for Knoll, Clear plastic extrusion ring on bottom of the base, 5 clear nibs to protect table top, 1/4 inch thick glass top beveled to the un

Warren Platner Chromed Steel Glass Top Dining Table Height 27 1/2 inches, diameter 52 1/2 inches. C Collection of Norman and Diane Bernstein, Washington, DC

French, late 20th century. Polished steel or iron and brass dining table having a scrolled base, and circular glass top with ogee edge. Unmarked. Provenance: Acquired Jane Marsden Antiques. Atlanta, G

29"h x 53 1/4" dia Condition, some minor scratches to glass

Modernist chromed steel and glass dining table, Late 20th c., possibly Pace, 28.75"h x 47.5"dia.

a French style base with thick rectangular glass top, the base with scrolled supports and brass finials to the stretcher. 29 3/8" high, 62" wide, 36" deep. Property of a Washington CT collector.

A circa 1970s glass inset steel frame dining table with wood cross stretcher. 28-1/4in tall x 68in wide x 44in deep. | Philadelphia Metro area and NYC curbside delivery details, and international thir

Vintage Warren Platner, American (1919–2006) for Knoll Furniture Steel and Glass Dining Table. Base measures 27" H, 34" diameter. Glass top measures 54" diameter. Condition: Good vintage condit

Ca. late 20thC. Modernist sculptural steel glass-topped dining table in very good original condition with no breaks or repairs. Previously paired with the chairs following this lot.Approx. width of ba

French Modern Steel and Smoked Glass Dining Table, 20th c., the oval top on chrome double tripodal splayed supports, H.- 27 1/2 in., W.- 78 3/4 in., D.- 48 3/8 in.

A steel and glass Andre dining table by Afra and Tobia for Knoll. 29 x 45 x 45. All measurements are in inches. (Height x Width x Depth).

Joe D'Urso Bieffeplast Italy Modern Steel & Glass Table. Wonderful dining table designed by Joe D'Urso for Bieffeplast in the 1980's has a conical base of black steel, with a removable round glass top

Le Corbusier’s LC6 Dining Table, designed 1929, floating glass top on a base of oval steel. NOTE: from the personal collection of Nancy Novograd, the former editor in chief of HG magazine and Travel

Le Corbusier’s LC6 Dining Table, designed 1929, floating glass top on a base of oval steel. (NOVO2200){WK} Measurements: 28 H x 90 L x 30.5 W

Contemporary Steel and Glass-Top Dining/Conference Table the beveled smoked glass top over inset ornamental metal panels, supported by straight paired legs at each corner, and an apron in the form of

A Custom J. Robert Scott Steel and Beveled Glass Sculpture Dining Table designed by Sally Sirkin Lewis. Height 29 1/2 x width 50 x depth 50 inches. Property from the Private Collection of a Gentleman,

STAINLESS STEEL BASE. CLEAR GLASS TOP, DRAW LEAF ENDS. 40" L x 35" W x 30 1/2" H. 63" L WITH LEAVES EXTENDED. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATION FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING.

Modern Wood, Glass, and Steel Dining Table by Harris Rubin, of impressive size. Losses to top. 30 3/4" inches"h x 11 FEET 10" X 5 FEET 1 1/2" inchesWide

James Carpenter (American, 20th Century) Dining Table wood, steel, glass H 29 x Diameter 48 inches. Property from the Collection of Dr. Robert C. Springborn and Mrs. Carolyn J. Springborn