Mid Century Modern Leon Rosen for Pace Brass & Glass Dining Table 1970s

An iconic 1970s glass and brass dining table designed by Leon Rosen for the Pace Collection, the celebrated New York maker of high-end contemporary furniture from 1960 to 2001. A thick, beveled, clear glass top floats above a sculptural pedestal base composed of heavy plate-glass panels anchored by brass corner columns with a polished finish. The glass-and-brass pairing catches light from every angle, giving the table an airy, jewel-like presence that works beautifully in Mid-Century Modern, Hollywood Regency, and Postmodern interiors.

The transparent base keeps sightlines open, making this a smart choice for smaller dining rooms where a solid-wood table would feel heavy, while the substantial scale easily seats 6 for dinner. Leon Rosen's Pace tables are coveted by collectors and designers for their museum-quality construction and enduring style.

This can be shipped without the glass for a substantial savings on the shipping. We have many other different sizes of glass to make it smaller or for a console table. Please ask for details.