Vintage Tables
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Vintage Nesting Tables
Wonderful pair of nightstands or end tables designed and manufactured in the 50s in the Netherlands. Each one consists of 3 smal
Heinz Lilienthal Sculptural Glass Top Coffee Table
Danish coffee table by Henning Kjaernulf for Vejle Mobelfabrik, 1960s
Pia Manu Slate and Ceramic Mosaic Artwork Coffee Table
Sculptural Brass and Glass Dolphin Coffee Table, France 1970s Paris
Vintage white pedestal table by George Nelson for Herman Miller, USA 1960
Vintage bentwood maple and glass dining set by Frank Gehry for Knoll International, 1980
Vintage console "Eros" in white Calacatta marble
Round vintage table in chromed metal and smoked glass by Gastone Rinaldi, 1970
Pair of vintage gilt brass side tables by Maison Iiwans, 1970
Vintage gilded iron coffee table for Maison Ramsay, 1950
Minimalist Peter Ghyczy Brass and Glass Pedestal Table
Minimalist Curvaceous Stainless-Steel, Brass and Glass Console Table
Ahrend De Cirkel Eform Table By Friso Kramer - opknapper
Paris gold and silver side table, 1960's
Vintage coffee table in opaxite glass and wood by Interiér Praha, Czechoslovakia 1960
Vintage "Eros" round marble dining table by Angelo Mangiarotti, 1970s
Vintage rectangular coffee table in rustic wood, Italy 1940
Vintage dining set by Antonín Šuman for Fa Jiton and Ton, Czechoslovakia 1960
Vintage Vegas conference coffee table, Czechoslovakia 1970
Vintage oak coffee table by O.H.Sjögren, Sweden 1970
Vintage round dining table by Pierre Paulin for Artifort, 1960s
Pair of vintage side tables in raw wood and metal
Vintage Tables
Unique items for second-hand enthusiasts
About Vintage Tables
Vintage reigns supreme! A vintage table is often handmade and fits every space or need. It has a classic look and is mainly made of wood. Offered in different types of wood, including oak, teak, walnut, and mahogany, and from different eras, such as the 50s, 60s, 70s, and 80s, these pieces of furniture are a totally hip! Whoppah gives you the option to choose from coffee or dining tables to plant, dressing, and even conference tables. The term "vintage" is often used to describe old items from between 1920 and 1980. Before you buy a vintage table, consider where the table will be placed and which version of the base best matches the rest of your living style. Are you going for an X or U shape and does the color match the rest of your interior?
Vintage Round Table
The round table is a piece of furniture known from the Middle Ages, which was used for meetings and meals. They are the perfect choice for families who want to enjoy the beauty of a traditional table. Its roundness is always pleasant, both for eating and for drinking a nice cup of coffee. A round table has the advantage that there are no sharp corners where the kids can hurt themselves. If you don't have that much space at home, it's smart to opt for a round dining table, it saves space.
Vintage Side Table
These tables, often smaller in size, are designed to be placed beside sofas, armchairs, or beds, providing a convenient surface for items like books, lamps, and other essentials. What sets vintage side tables apart is their unique history, timeless design, and the stories they carry from bygone eras. Vintage side tables come from various design stages, spanning from the ornate styles of the Victorian era to the sleek lines of Mid-Century Modern and everything in between. Each design period contributes distinct features and aesthetics to these tables.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why Are They The Perfect Addition?
Not a fan of the sleek and modern living style? If you like nostalgia, furniture with stories and a natural look, then a vintage table is perfect for you! Tables made of warm woods always do well, such as tables made of solid oak, beech, dark teak or even scaffolding wood are made for the vintage enthusiast. Natural shades such as green, blue, beige, brown and pastel shades. With a vintage table it is not a disaster if the furniture has already had a previous owner. Reusing furniture adds value and contributes to the environment. You can even take it as an invesment opportunity. The signs of wear give the table character and tell you a story.
What does a Vintage Table Cost?
A used vintage table can cost between 100 and 300 euros. The price depends on the age and condition of the table, but also on the type of table you are looking at. If you buy a second-hand vintage table, it is important to know that they are not always in perfect condition. They may have scratches or dents, which affects their price. Therefore, be extra careful with how you treat the table, because the damage you do can be very expensive. To make the right choice when purchasing a vintage table, you need to know what you want, how much you can afford, and what to expect from the piece you're buying. If you keep these things in mind, vintage furniture can be a great addition to your home. Whether you purchase a vintage dining set, a vintage console, or a vintage bar cart, you will be greatly surprised by the high-level quality and elegance that Whoppah ensures to your space.