1970'S PIERRE VANDEL STYLE COFFEE TABLES. 2 AVAILABLE

A striking and generously scaled signed Pierre Vandel Paris coffee table, circa 1970, exemplifying the polished glamour of French mid-century modern design. The table combines crisp architectural geometry with the refined material contrasts for which Vandel is known.
The rectangular two-tier form is constructed with clear acrylic supports, polished brass framing, and inset glass shelves, creating a light, almost floating appearance despite its substantial scale. Brass corner blocks and circular cap details add a tailored, jewelry-like finish, while the transparent acrylic legs keep the composition visually open and elegant.
Pierre Vandel was a notable French designer of the 1970s whose work blended modernist geometry with a distinctly Parisian sense of luxury. His designs frequently incorporated brass, glass, lacquer, and acrylic in sleek, sophisticated combinations characteristic of the period.
An especially desirable detail is the table’s authentic original Pierre Vandel Paris signed metal plaque, affixed to the frame and clearly identifying the piece as a genuine Vandel design. The surviving maker’s plate adds both provenance and collectibility.
Its large scale, two-tier construction, and elegant combination of acrylic, brass, and glass make this table both highly decorative and exceptionally functional.
France, circa 1970. Authentic signed Pierre Vandel Paris maker’s plaque.