This coffee table from the 1970s, attributed to Charles Hollis Jones and crafted in Belgium, exemplifies the modernist approach to functional furniture. The rectangular structure features a clear lucite (acrylic) frame with two highly transparent glass shelves—a main tabletop and an additional lower shelf. The corners and connecting joints are highlighted by polished, mirror-like brass fittings, whose geometric arrangement emphasizes the table’s architectural, minimalist character. Precisely exposed screws at the brass corners reveal an openness to technical detail, while the proportions—128 cm wide, 64 cm deep, and 40 cm high—offer practical usability while maintaining a visual lightness. Both the glass and lucite surfaces are smooth and almost ethereal, reflecting light across the subtle, transparent form. The table is in good condition: minor scratches are present on the lucite and glass, with a gentle patina and slight discoloration to the brass, all typical of the piece’s age; there are no major defects or signs of repair. This table channels the spirit of late modernism and Hollywood Regency
DIMENSION
Height40 cm
Width64 cm
Length128 cm
Dimension details
Length128 cm
Height40 cm
Width64 cm
Weight30 kg
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