Industrious Trailblazer | Mid-century Coffee Table by John Keal for Brown Saltman

John Keal, an American industrial designer, gained recognition for his distinctive use of sleek lines and modern materials. He played a pivotal role in defining the aesthetic of mid-century modern furniture design. Keal is celebrated as a trailblazer in the field, and his innovative approach continues to influence and inspire contemporary designers.

This mid-century coffee table by John Keal for Brown Saltman was crafted in walnut and features smoked glass and a large drawer. 

60 w x 30 d x 16 t

$850

Core Memories | Square Mid-century End Table by John Keal for Brown Saltman

Don’t be such a square tonight. Let the kids have dessert before dinner. And stay up a little past their bedtime. And skip bath time. They’ll love the change in routine and you’ll be making core memories that don’t cost a thing.

This mid-century end table/coffee table by John Keal for Brown Saltman was crafted in walnut and features smoked glass and a large drawer. 

30 x 30 x 18.5 t

$450

Cozied Up | 1980s Modern Oak Coffee Table

If oak furniture doesn’t make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside, are you even alive?

This 1980s modern oak coffee table features smoked glass and brass trim, $395. 

57 w x 28 d x 17 t

Bottoms Up | Pair of Mid-century End Tables with Smoked Glass Top

Finally, a table your Single Malt Scotch Whisky approves of.

This pair of mid-century end tables feature a smoked glass top.

20 w x 22 d x20 t

$349

Sweating Bevvies | Mid-century Italian-style Coffee Table

If cork coasters give you all the feels and you aren’t afraid to playfully sling them to your precocious house guests when they mindlessly slap down a sweating beverage, then this coffee table definitely has your name on it. Cheers!

This mid-century Italian-style coffee table features a gold finish, smoked glass top and lower cane shelf for coffee table books. 

61 l x 16 t x 21.5 d

$395

Spruce Up | Mid-century Modern Coffee Table in Teak

If these walls could talk they’d probably say “go for a walk, we are tired of looking at you.” They’d probably also tell you to spruce up your interior decorating, especially that dreadful coffee table with more rings than the Sequoia National Forest.

This mid-century modern coffee table in teak features a smoked glass top.

30 x 30 x 17 t

$295

Sturdy Days | Mid-century Iron Dining Table by Arthur Umanoff

If you’re currently raising a few bulls in a china shop, investing in a sturdy piece of iron furniture isn’t such a bad idea.

This original, mid-century iron dining table by Arthur Umanoff comes with 1/2 in thick smoked glass top. 

49 1/2 in round x 29 1/2 in tall

$395

Smoking Hot | 1970s 6-light Smoked Glass Chandelier

While smoking cigarettes may not be as sexy as it used to be, a good smokey eye, Smokey the Bear, and smoked glass are still very much “in”.

This 1970s 6-light chandelier features smoked glass and would be absolutely perfect for the entry way or small dining area.

14 in tall x 14 in wide

$149