Mid-Century Modern S. Noguchi Sculptural Walnut and Glass Rudder Coffee Table

Vintage Mid-Century Modern Noguchi sculptural rudder form coffee table offers stylized triangular glass top over walnut base, attributed to Herman Miller, 20th century.Measures: 15.75" H x 49" W x 35.

Ca. second half 20thC. Mid-Century Modern Isamu Noguchi attributed coffee table. We believe this to be a genuine Noguchi or an unusually faithful copy. The glass has a light green tint, and measures a

Solid walnut base with heavy 3/4" glass top, this classic midcentury table is in the style of Isamu Noguchi for Herman Miller, circa 1960s.Dimensions:Height: 15.25 in (38.74 cm)Width: 46 in (116.84 cm

Mid-Century Modern Noguchi Guitar Pick Coffee Table. Triangular glass tabletop supported by a curved sculptural base of abstract shapes. This is by Isamu Noguchi, no maker's mark. Dimensions are 15.5

Mid Century Modern sculptural coffee table. Features a round glass top on an origami sculpted solid walnut wooden table base. Glass top measures 36 in. x 36 in. x 1/2 in. The origami coffee table was

MID-CENTURY MODERN ADRIAN PEARSALL FOR CRAFT ASSOCIATES "JACKS" COFFEE TABLE, a sculptural walnut base with curvilinear glass top. Circa 1965. 16 1/2" H, 48" LOA, 33" WOA

Adrian Pearsall ( American 1925 - 2011 ) for Craft Associates Mid Century Modern Elongated Jacks Walnut Surfboard Coffee Table Glass Top on Sculptural Wood Base Dimensions Approx: 15 3/4"H x 59 1/4"L

Mid-century modern coffee table, in the manner of Adrian Pearsall (American, 1925-2011), c.1960s-1970s, square glass top, on a sculptural walnut base, approx 16"h, 36"w, 36"d

Mid-Century Modern Adrian Pearsall Craft Coffee Table. Sculptural coffee or cocktail table by Adrian Pearsall for Craft Associates. Base in walnut with a 3/4 inch glass top. Looks fantastic from all a

Sculptural pair of Mid-Century Modern walnut end tables with glass tops. Nicely proportioned and Classic 1960s styling, they can be used as lamp tables or used together as a smaller scale coffee table

Approx. 14" H x 51 1/2" W x 21 1/4" D.

Mid Century Modern Danish walnut glass top coffee table approx. 48" w x 30" d x 17" h

Adrian Pearsall Mid-Century Modern Stingray Walnut and Glass Coffee Table. Measures 16 inches x 60 inches x 20 inches.

A mid century modern walnut and glass two tier coffee table having a floating top circa 1960. Ht: 20" Wd: 35.5" Dpth: 17.75"

Lane Furniture Industries, Inc. (American, founded 1912), mid-20th century. A pair of Mid Century Modern sculptural walnut and glass top end tables. Marked with Lane label and serial numbers. Approx.

Isamu Noguchi (American, 1904-1988) for Herman Miller, mid 20th century. A Noguchi IN-50 walnut and glass coffee table. Signed on side of glass, Herman Miller plaque with Noguchi signature under base.

A bohemian coffee table with collapsible walnut spider leg base with a glass top. This look dovetails nicely with a wide range of styles from mid century modern through today.

Likely Italian, second half 20th century. Mid-Century Modern oval sculptural chrome and glass cocktail table with two tiers. Apparently unmarked. Approx.h. 19.375", w. 54", d. 26.25".

An attributed Isamu Noguchi Mid-Century Modern glass and black laminated wood coffee table. SHIPPING Atlanta Auction Gallery will not ship this lot in house. The buyer is responsible for arranging Whi

Mid Century Modern Coffee Cocktail Table. Walnut with Glass Top. Pearsall Style. -- Dimensions: H: 16.5 inches: W: 58 inches: D: 23.5 inches ---

Mid Century Modern Knut Hesterberg Germany Sculptural Black Aluminium Coffee Table with Glass Top. 41 inches diameter x 15 H.

Adrian Pearsall (American, 1925-2011) for Craft Associates, Mid-Century Modern "Jacks" walnut low coffee table, with a oval glass top, model 893-TGO, unmarked. 15.75" H x 55.5" W x 17.75" D. Note: Thi

American, 20th century. A Danish inspired mid century modern coffee table in walnut, having a removable smoked glass surface, open tray, with two drawer; ht. 16, wd. 72, dp. 24 inches. Overall good

Italian mid-century modern walnut side table, attributed to Paolo Buffa (Italian, 1903-1970), c.1950s, having circular colorless glass top, revealing crossed central supports, rising on tapered legs,