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Mid Century Modern Bassett Artisan Walnut Surfboard Coffee Table

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This Mid-Century Modern coffee table from the Artisan Collection features a classic surfboard profile, gently curved outer edges, and a well preserved original finish.  Striking black walnut grain is visible on the top surface.  The spindled lower shelf provides a storage option without adding visual weight, while tapered legs and a contoured stretcher base complete…

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Walnut Surfboard Coffee Table with Cabinet & Shelving by Henredon

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mid century modern walnut surfboard coffee table with cabinet and shelving

This unique Mid Century Modern Walnut Surfboard Coffee Table by Henredon features a lower cabinet in the center with two doors and four leaf clover cut outs.  There is a lower shelf on either side of the center cabinet providing a space for magazines, or books. With a beautifully refinished top revealing the contrasting wood grain,…

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Mid Century Walnut Coffee Table Copenhagen Collection by Lane, C. 1955

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This is a unique vintage, walnut coffee table from the Copenhagen Collection by Lane, manufactured in Altavista, Virginia in 1955.  With an unmistakable nod to Danish modern styling in its name, this design features a lower shelf, cylindrical support pieces, and brass capped tapered legs.  The trim on the top surface, the legs and stretchers are all solid…

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Danish Modern Teak Surfboard Coffee Table by Grete Jalk

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danish modern mid century teak coffee table

This exemplary Danish Modern Teak Surfboard coffee table merges sleek, sophisticated style and practical functionality. It is a masterpiece of Danish minimalism designed by Grete Jalk for Glostrup Mobelfabrik in the 1960s. Long enough to pair with an extra- mid-century sofa, it draws the eye to the center of the room, conveying a sense of…

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Surfboard Coffee Table in Hickory by Epoch

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Surfboard Coffee Table Hickory Epoch

This one of a kind coffee table was inspired by mid-century modern design, but incorporates subtle contours which can’t be found in factory-made vintage furniture. We use fine-tuned hand tools to give the edges an organic flow which just can’t be achieved with a router bit or power saw blade. Notice in the photos how…

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