Coffee tables are essential elements of the mid-century modern living room, and you’ll find some prime examples here at Epoch. New items arrive weekly, so if you don’t see the perfect piece now, please check back in a few days!
The Pieces Below Have Been Sold. Purchase Price and Date of Sale are Maintained for Posterity.
SOLD This glowing teak mid-century slat coffee table bench has a 2 inch apron and wrought iron hairpin legs. With the minimalistic appearance of a Danish modern piece, this sleek fully refinished table measures 60″L X 17″W X 18″H and is priced at $299
-SOLD-These rare Danish Teak nesting tables exhibit a unique leg profile not seen on any of Vejle Stole’s other designs. The rich end grain shown on the triangular tops of the legs is a perfect contrast for the straight grain of the table top. These tables are remarkably sturdy for their size. The larger of the two could easily serve as a coffee table with the smaller as a matching end table, or both can be neatly reserved as stylish occasional tables. The smaller table measures 18.5″L X 16″W X 16″H. Larger measures 29.5″L X 19.5″W X 19.5″H ~Sold 8/9/15 at $140 for the pair.
This stylish retro surfboard style coffee table measures 19″W x 60″L x 17″ H. An archetype of mid-century design, the smoothly curved surfboard shape complements the minimalist contours of many 1960s sofas and lounge chairs. This table top was handcrafted from locally harvested black walnut and will appreciate in beauty and value as it resides in your home ~$365
This statuesque pecan coffee table top sits on vintage McCobb-style legs, lending a fresh natural perspective to a classic mid century design. Pecan offers sophisticated figuring, warm wood tones, and a marble-like texture, but is seldom used by woodworkers because of the difficulty involved in working its rock-hard and unpredictable grain. To me, the rustic yet elegant character of this wonderful species is well worth the trouble. Just $350 for this unique handcrafted table.
-Sold- This expansive mid-century modern Lane Acclaim Coffee Table sports the signature oak dovetails not only on the ends, but down the center as well. The acclaim line has a bit of a shaker feel to it in that you can see how the wood is connected. Measuring 70 inches long, 18 inches wide and 13 inches high, this vintage 1959 table is extremely useful for those with a long or low mid-century sofa or as a bench and is a wonderful addition to the mid-century enthusiasts collection.
