Tessellated Tooled Leather and Glass Top Coffee Table
Unbranded (Attributed to high-end manufacturers like Maitlan-Smith or Casa Bique style) · Furniture > Coffee Tables
Era / Decade
1980s-1990s (Post-Modern/Hollywood Regency)
Material
Tooled leather or embossed bonded leather tiles; Wood/MDF core; Beveled inset glass top.
Condition
Good to Very Good. The leather tiles appear intact with some visible scuffing on the corners and edges. The glass appears to be in good shape without major cracks.
Demand Level
Moderate to Strong (High demand for Post-Modern 80s decor, though furniture size limits the buyer pool).
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$350 - $850
Estimated Retail Value
$1,200 - $2,500 (Original or high-end equivalent)
Comparable Sales
Similar Maison Jansen or Maitland-Smith style leather tables sell between $400 and $1,200 on platforms like Chairish depending on the condition and provenance.
Description
Stunning Post-Modern coffee table featuring a rectangular silhouette with a unique basket-weave tooled leather tessellation in a deep mahogany/chestnut finish. The table features an inset beveled glass top and a recessed lower open shelf for display or storage. Its chunky, architectural form makes it a perfect statement piece for Hollywood Regency, Global Chic, or Eclectic interiors.
Key Features
Tessellated leather tiles, beveled glass top, architectural pedestal style, deep rich color, highly desirable 1980s aesthetic.
Authenticity Indicators
Construction quality; weight of the piece; look for a manufacturer's label underneath. Confidence Level: Medium for designer attribution.
Flaws to Note
Minor scuffs/abrasions on the leather corners; light scratches on the glass surface; dust accumulation in the crevices of the textured leather.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
Facebook Marketplace, Instagram, Chairish, or 1stDibs (if high-end brand confirmed). Local pickup is preferred due to weight and glass.
Selling Tips
Use keywords like 'Post-Modern', 'Tessellated', 'Hollywood Regency', and '80s Glam'. Take high-resolution photos of the leather texture and ensure the glass is streak-free. Market it to interior designers or collectors of vintage 80s furniture.