Plywood Nesting Tables and Stacking Tables

Minimalist set of four nesting tables in descending heights. They are made of beech wood painted cream. Tables can function as four separate pieces, or they can get stacked one into ...

One table in masur birch ply and one in plain birch ply. Described on their original release as ‘the simplest table ever made’, Breuer’s Nesting Tables are each shaped from multipl...

Moulded lacquered beech veneer Largest Table Width - 61 cm - 24.01 inches Depth - 46 cm - 18.11 inches Height - 37 cm - 14.56 inches Medium Table Width - 61 cm - 24.01 inches Depth ...

In Masur birch plywood. Described on their original release as ‘the simplest table ever made’, Breuer’s Nesting Tables are each shaped from multiple layers of birch veneer into a s...

Moulded birch veneered plywood Largest Table Width - 61 cm - 24.01 inches Depth - 46 cm - 18.11 inches Height - 37 cm - 14.56 inches Medium Table Width - 61 cm - 24.01 inches Depth - 42.5 cm - 16.73 inches Height - 35 cm - 13.77 inches Smallest Table Width - 61 cm - 24.01 inches Depth - 39 cm - 15.35 inches Height - 33.5 cm - 13.18 inches An important early set of three Marcel Breuer Nesting Tables, designed in 1936 for Isokon and produced in Estonia. Breuer designed the tables as a compact set of three graduated forms, each constructed from a single continuous sheet of bent birch plywood. The simplicity of the construction is remarkable, with the plywood curving down from the top to form the sides and feet without the need for separate legs. When not in use, the three tables fit neatly beneath one another to form a compact group. The design belongs to the particularly important period following Breuer's arrival in Britain in 1935, when he began working with Jack Pritchard and Isokon and exploring the possibilities of plywood furniture. Together with the Long Chair, the Nesting Tables became one of the most recognisable designs to emerge from Breuer's work for the company. This is an original matching set of three early-production tables. Each carries the impressed “Made in Estonia” stamp, identifying the set with the early Estonian production of Isokon furniture. The provenance is particularly interesting. The tables were acquired directly from the same family as our early Marcel Breuer Long Chair...

Elegant set of three nesting tables produced by Kristensen & Thomassen, Denmark, dating from the 1960s. The set is executed in warm teak and features three graduated rectangular tab...

With endless combinations, this delightful pair of Disfatto Coffee Tables never look the same. Fun and easy, they will brighten the mood in any contemporary living space. Crafted in ...

In Teak molded plywood with it copper dot rivets. All marked and in original condition. Easily stacked and placed down to provide extra seating option. Manufactured by Fritz Hansen i...

This set of three nesting tables are a design by Martin Visser for the Dutch design firm 't Spectrum. These tables have been given the name 'Twello' and were only in production for 1...

Furniture set by Artist Govert Heikoop (1951-2007) What shall we call it Post modern, Abstract, Minimalist, Memphis Style, De Stijl. Heikoop's artwork has been described by Art critics as "Linear...

Rare modernist nesting table set designed by Martin Visser and manufactured by 't Spectrum, Holland 1956. This rare nesting table set is from the first production in 1956, it was onl...