Mechanical Oak and Glass Disk Coffee Table by Howard Furniture circa 1970's
Mechanical Oak and Glass Disk Table by Howard Furniture, c. 1970s – Made in USA
A striking example of postmodern design from the 1970s, this Mechanical Oak and Glass Disk Table by Howard Furniture seamlessly blends form and function. Crafted in the USA, the table features an oval oak frame measuring 44.5" wide, 16" tall, and 28" deep. Two circular swing-out extensions expand the total width to an impressive 81", offering dynamic versatility.
Smoked tinted glass tops the main surface as well as both swivel extensions, creating an elegant contrast to the warm oak wood. Iconic of the era’s experimental spirit, this piece is both sculptural and practical—a standout coffee table that transforms with a simple motion.
Mechanical Oak and Glass Disk Table by Howard Furniture, c. 1970s – Made in USA
A striking example of postmodern design from the 1970s, this Mechanical Oak and Glass Disk Table by Howard Furniture seamlessly blends form and function. Crafted in the USA, the table features an oval oak frame measuring 44.5" wide, 16" tall, and 28" deep. Two circular swing-out extensions expand the total width to an impressive 81", offering dynamic versatility.
Smoked tinted glass tops the main surface as well as both swivel extensions, creating an elegant contrast to the warm oak wood. Iconic of the era’s experimental spirit, this piece is both sculptural and practical—a standout coffee table that transforms with a simple motion.
Mechanical Oak and Glass Disk Table by Howard Furniture, c. 1970s – Made in USA
A striking example of postmodern design from the 1970s, this Mechanical Oak and Glass Disk Table by Howard Furniture seamlessly blends form and function. Crafted in the USA, the table features an oval oak frame measuring 44.5" wide, 16" tall, and 28" deep. Two circular swing-out extensions expand the total width to an impressive 81", offering dynamic versatility.
Smoked tinted glass tops the main surface as well as both swivel extensions, creating an elegant contrast to the warm oak wood. Iconic of the era’s experimental spirit, this piece is both sculptural and practical—a standout coffee table that transforms with a simple motion.
