15 Results: New & Used in coffee tables in Swan Area, WA

Heavy, solid, well built coffee table with two drawers. 76x76x40cm In new condition.

59cm x 61cm x 51cm h very sturdy & well made, but few scratches & chips, would still come up well with good polish

75cm dia x 45cm h, has a display shelf below a glass topper in black, very elegant, just changing up my look

Glass coffee table accessories not included

This very sturdy coffee table has a uniquely ornate metal frame with fine oak leaves. The legs are removable for transport and have rubber footpads to protect flooring. The top has a dark timber edging and a strong glass insert. The top is 600 x 600mm wide and it is 615mm total height. It is in excellent condition.

Solid, Heavy & Large Wooden Coffee Table with a magazine rack shelf underneath Has a couple of surface scratches & one corner has a couple of dents The wood grain looks awesome & a light sanding and a coat of lacquer would make it look new 🤩. Maybe even shabby chic it 🎨 🧑🎨 Or use a tablecloth to conceal the few blemishes . Measures : 59cm wide, 1.2 metres long & 42cm tall Pickup ; Mundaring (14min from Midland)

800 round, 400 high. Built by a professional furniture maker. Stained black wire brush matte finish with grain highlighter in onyx white. Concrete compact laminate top for durability and aesthetics. One of a kind. Just finished.

Solid wooden coffee table. Four drawers on each side, eight altogether. Solid metal handles. Good for remotes etc. Top has a few small scratches. Polish would fix it. 95cm long x 70cm wide, 40cm high, Pick up only Bassendean thanks

Some shapes, some textures, some objects... you just need to touch them. We think this coffee table is one of those things. The table stands 40cm tall on 4 softly gleaming copper legs, but is quite large at almost 70cm long and 50cm wide. It was made from a large slice to tree trunk from an Australian Cypress that was felled almost a decade ago and has been seasoning for years. The table has an sinuous organic shape with a true living edge all around the table rim. The protruding branches and e

This wonderful coffee table was created by Workshop87 using a solid slice of tree trunk from a venerable Tuart. The Tuart had a trunk that was more than 75cm across, so after it was felled to make way for more pasture land we saved it from being burnt (and its stored carbon being rereleased back into the atmosphere) to turn it into coffee tables. We stripped back the cambium layer to reveal the honey coloured wood on the edge, and sanded and resanded the top until it was perfectly smooth and si