Cedric Hartman (American, 1929) MCM Brass And Marble Top Occasional Table C. 1970, H 23.5'' Dia.

Cedric Hartman, American (b-1929) Occasional Brass and Marble Top Side Table. Signed. Good condition. Measures 23" H x 17" W. Shipping: Third party (estimate $1000-$2000)

Cedric Hartman (American, b. 1929) Two Occasional Tables Cedric Hartman Inc., USA brass, marble impressed manufacturer's marks to underside Each | H 23 x Dia 17 inches

Jacques Quinet (style), round occasional table, 20th c., polished brass, pink marble top, unsigned, 22"h x 22"dia Provenance: From the Florence and Herbert Irving Collection

CEDRIC HARTMAN (American b. 1929) A PAIR OF MARBLE TOPPED BRASS END TABLES, "AE," DESIGNED 1973, each with a circular rouge marble top on polished brass tubular legs joined by a tripartite flat panel

Original c. 1970 Cedric Hartman Chrome-plated Brass, Lucite Table Lamp. Measures 14¼ h × 14 w × 19 d in. PROVENANCE: Hugh Newell Jacobsen designed Virginia Home. The lamps were featured

Original c. 1970 Cedric Hartman Chrome-plated Brass, Lucite Table Lamp. Measures 14¼ h × 14 w × 19 d in. PROVENANCE: Hugh Newell Jacobsen designed Virginia Home. The lamps were featured

Original c. 1970 Cedric Hartman Chrome-plated Brass, Lucite Table Lamp. Measures 14¼ h × 14 w × 19 d in. PROVENANCE: Hugh Newell Jacobsen designed Virginia Home. The lamps were featured

Oscar Bach style brass, iron occasional table, 20th c., round form variegated black marble top, on cast metal column supports, unmarked, 21"h x 18.25"dia

French Regency Brass & Marble Top Cafe Table, 19th.c., H 27'' Dia. 24'' A French Regency style brass and marble top cafe table. Offers three splayed legs ending with loose rings and a round center she

Two French Carved Beech Louis XVI Style Marble Top Bouilotte Tables, 20th c., the pierced brass galleried circular figured white marble tops, one over two frieze drawers and two gilt tooled tan leathe

Directoire style marble top occasional table, 21st c., black marble top on patinated metal base with paw feet, 27"h x 17.25"dia

American Empire Marble Top Mahogany Lamp Table, 19th c. and later, the circular highly figured black marble on a tapered triangular pedestal on a tripodal base to scrolled feet, H.- 20 in., Dia.- 22 i

American Empire marble top center table, 19th c., round Portaro Nero marble top, on flame mahogany veneered faceted baluster support on quadruped base with casters, 30.25"h x 36.75"dia

Pair of Occasional tables by Cedric Hartman. Features beige and tan veined round marble tops mounted to three brass legs. Signed with #K 830454, Made In USA. SHIPPINGHill Auction Gallery will not ship

Carved Walnut American Eastlake 19th c. Marble Top Occasional Table. Measures 29"x20"x30". PROVENANCE: 25 East Battery, Charleston SC. The Charles H. Drayton House, built between 1883-1886. Cited by a

Elegant Tommi Parzinger marbletop occasional table, c. 1952, American, mahogany with inset marble, two-tier table with gently splayed legs, for Parzinger Originals, unmarked, 18"h x 18"l x 14.75"w Pro

Dimensions: (Taller) H 23" x Dia. 12.5" Condition: Mismatched. Some paint loss, one leg looks to be repaired. Minor dents to the brass gallery on one.

Pair of marble top occasional tables with pierced brass gallery on reeded tapered legs, 23 1/2"h x 23 1/2"dia

Occasional table with round glass top and sculptural painted bronze base depicting two red-tailed hawks; apparently unsigned, c. 1970's. Dimensions: H 26.5" x Dia. 45" Condition: Surface dirt and grim

French ebonized marble top occasional table having a single drawer, pull out slide and brass gallery C 1940. Ht: 27.75" Dia: 19.75"

19th/20th C. 30-1/4"h x 19-3/4"dia.

French Fruitwood Marble Top Coffee Table, 20th c., the circular black marble on a base, to four legs terminating in Brass Cap casters, H.- 23 in., Dia.- 39 1/2 in.

(2) Jansen style steel/brass occasional tables, 39.5"h x 13" dia. (marble top) and 29.5"h x 19"dia. (glass top)

Pace Collection wedge occasional table, c. 1970s, American, chromed steel and marble, drum table with cutout, 27.5"h x 24"dia Provenance: Estate of Edgar Bronfman