Lucite and Brass “Bamboo” Console Table by Charles Hollis Jones, Usa, 1960s

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Elegant Lucite and brass console table with glass top, designed and manufactured in the United States by Charles Hollis Jones … Read more Elegant Lucite and brass console table with glass top, designed and manufactured in the United States by Charles Hollis Jones in the late 1960s. The table exemplifies Jones’s signature fusion of modern glamour and technical innovation, featuring a sculptural Lucite frame crafted in a bamboo motif, joined by polished brass fittings and topped with a floating glass surface.

The table’s minimalist transparency and reflective brass accents capture the Hollywood Regency spirit while maintaining the purity of mid-century modern form. Designed to function as a console, writing desk, or vanity table, it embodies the versatile sophistication that defines Jones’s best work.

Measurements:
55.75" W × 18" D × 28.75" H

About the Designer

Charles Hollis Jones (b. 1945) is an American designer celebrated as one of the true pioneers in the use of Lucite and acrylic in fine furniture design. Emerging from the creative energy of 1960s Los Angeles, Jones introduced a new material vocabulary to modern interiors—combining transparency, light, and metal in ways that redefined luxury.

His pieces were commissioned by prominent figures such as Frank Sinatra, Lucille Ball, and Tennessee Williams, and have been exhibited at institutions including the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Over his six-decade career, Jones transformed Lucite into a medium of sculptural beauty and architectural clarity, influencing generations of designers. See less