Vintage Brass and Glass Side Tables

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Description

An elegant pair of vintage French two-tier side tables, produced in France during the 1970s. With crisp, minimalist brass frames … Read more An elegant pair of vintage French two-tier side tables, produced in France during the 1970s. With crisp, minimalist brass frames and clear glass tops, these tables offer a refined blend of French modern design, glamour, and practical versatility.

Each table is constructed with a slim, square-profile brass frame, an inset clear-glass upper surface, and a lower glass shelf for books, magazines, or decorative objects. The open-frame design keeps their profile light and architectural, while the warm brass finish gives the pair a luxurious presence that works beautifully beside upholstered seating.

Their compact proportions make them especially useful as end tables, bedside tables, lamp tables, or occasional tables. Use them as a matched pair on either side of a sofa or bed, or separate them throughout a room for a coordinated look.

Why They Stand Out
Vintage French modern design, circa 1970s

Offered as a matching pair

Slim brass frames with clean, geometric lines

Two levels of clear glass provide useful display and storage surfaces

Open construction feels airy and visually light

Ideal for French modern, Hollywood Regency, minimalist, contemporary, and eclectic interiors

Details
Offered as a pair

Origin: France

Period: Circa 1970s

Style: French Modern / Modernist / Hollywood Regency

Materials: Brass and clear glass

Form: Two-tier square side tables with inset glass tops and lower shelves

Color: Gold-toned brass with clear glass

Condition: Good vintage condition, with expected patina, light scratches, minor oxidation, and other signs of age and use. Glass may show light surface wear consistent with vintage condition. Please review all photographs carefully, as they are part of the description.

Dimensions — Each Table
Width: 19.7 in.

Depth: 15.7 in.

Height: 15.4 in.

Please note that these are vintage tables. Minor differences in finish, patina, or wear between the two pieces may be present and contribute to their authentic character. See less