Hooves Hammerin' | Regency-style Brass Coffee Table by LaBarge
/Dogs barkin’? Hooves hammerin’? Pull up a seat and give those hardworking feet a rest.
This Regency-style brass coffee table by LaBarge features hoof feet.
52 w x 26 d x 15 t
$495
Dogs barkin’? Hooves hammerin’? Pull up a seat and give those hardworking feet a rest.
This Regency-style brass coffee table by LaBarge features hoof feet.
52 w x 26 d x 15 t
$495
Top of the morning to all the leather daddies who need their caffeine fix before getting suited up.
This vintage leather-topped mahogany coffee table features a convenient drawer and handsome brass casters, ready to roll wherever your morning ritual takes you.
19 d x 50 w x 16 t
$395
No dragons were harmed in the making of this lamp, but it will absolutely slay your reading nook.
This classic brass floor lamp features a dragon design and was made in California by Concord Lighting. The shade goes from dark blue to Tiffany blue when lit.
22 d x 62 t with adjustable shade angle
$250
Serving serious mint tea energy, this table is basically your passport to Marrakech—minus the jet lag and customs line.
This mid-century brass table from Marrakech boasts intricate engravings and elegantly carved legs adorned with bone inlay.
18 t x 26 r
$300
One cross. One menorah. One timeless story of light.
Hailing from the Holy Land and crafted in solid brass, this mid-century pair brings a touch of sacred history to your space. Perfect for collectors, dreamers, or anyone who believes a little light goes a long way.
$49/set.
3.5 x 10
Fredrick Ramond Glassman's talent for design was developed in an unexpected way: through his battle with asthma. As a child, he was frequently confined to bed due to his condition. According to his brother, Fredrick kept himself entertained by sketching, drawing, and constructing model planes and cars. And boy are we glad he did!
This 1980s oak and brass chandelier by Fredrick Ramond of Los Angeles features 6 lights plus one down light in the center, $495.
14 t x 22 w
Mahogany was a preferred wood during the 18th and 19th centuries for crafting fine furniture and shipbuilding. Many antique pieces made from mahogany are still highly prized today.
This vintage mahogany desk features original brass hardware and a file drawer, $395.
46 w x 23 d x 30 t
Who was Billy Haines? Not only was he Hollywood’s first “out” movie star, but he eventually became Hollywood’s leading decorator. He even designed Joan Crawford’s living room.
This pair of large Billy Haines-style mid-century brass lamps make quite the statement, 48 t x 10 w.
$495 pair
It wasn’t that long ago you’d ask strangers in a dark crowded bar if they had a light. Now you ask your significant other if she can turn on the light so you can see your Sudoku puzzles more clearly. Same same, but different.
This mid-century style brass halogen floor lamp by Robert Sonneman for Kovacs features an adjustable height.
$495
Working with a small room? Consider lighter-colored furniture to make it feel more airy.
This mid-century brass tray-top coffee table sits on a faux bamboo base.
$44 r x 19 t
$650
The Pretenders may have brass in pocket, but you’ve got brass in foyer.
This brass coat rack is ready to tackle winter season, $249
15 r x 72 t
Dinner tastes so much better with your best comrades surrounding you. It helps if they’re all a little funny too.
This vintage 70s glass and brass table by PACE Collection seats 6 of your silliest friends.
78 l x 42 d x 29 t
$795
An eye catcher and a crowd pleaser, this table leaves nothing to the imagination…. and delights anyway.
This 1980s post-modern coffee table features a brass finish.
54 w x28 d x16.5 t
Same-same but different. This piece may look Baker-esque, but it’s just an illusion.
This mid-century brass tray-top coffee table on a wood base was designed in the same manner as pieces from the Baker Furniture collection were, $595.
17.5 r x 42.5 d
Believe it or not, Frederick Cooper started out as a sculpturer and watercolor painter. Lucky for us, he quickly pivoted to designing home lighting with an artistic flair. Today his avant-garde lamps appeal to everyone from architectural admirers to discerning homeowners.
This 1980s brass and black floor lamp by Fredrick Cooper, Chicago gives us roaring twenties vibes.
9 x 58
$349
A wobbly table is about as pleasant as an undercooked pizza pie. How to avoid both? Get the Italian-made stamp of approval.
This sturdy brass Italian coffee table features hoofed feet and is the perfect size for a compact apartment.
35 w x 26 d x 18 t.
$295
Cozy doesn’t grow on trees. If you want a home that feels warm and inviting, start with a lighting makeover.
This mid-century table lamp in brass is cute as can be.
35 t x 9 w
$149
Good omens come in threes.
This brass tri-light chandelier is the perfect trio!
26 w x 14 t
$195
A dining room without proper lighting is like spending all day preparing a meal made of the finest ingredients but without any spices.
This 1980s brass and lucite chandelier features an etched floral design and center-down light.
13 t x 20 w
$249
Setting sail doesn’t sound half bad right about now, am I right?
This etched brass tall ship artwork by Rudy Lechleiter was crafted in 1977.
36 x 36
$295
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