1970s Mastercraft × John Widdicomb Brass and Glass Coffee Table — 40″ Square
$2,450.00
A sleek and substantial brass and glass coffee table attributed to Mastercraft, possibly from their collaboration with John Widdicomb during the 1970s. The table showcases Mastercraft’s signature craftsmanship — a solid brass-plated frame with gracefully rounded corners, inset with a thick beveled glass top.The design strikes a balance between modern restraint and Hollywood Regency glamour. The square profile and smooth joint transitions highlight the sculptural quality of the frame, while the warm patina adds character and authenticity.Details: • Maker: Attributed to Mastercraft × John Widdicomb • Period: 1970s • Materials: Brass-plated steel, beveled glass top • Dimensions: 40″ W × 40″ D × 16.5″ H • Style: Mid-Century Modern / Hollywood RegencyProvenance:During the 1970s, Mastercraft and John Widdicomb collaborated on several brass and glass furniture designs that shared this distinctive construction and aesthetic. Not all pieces were labeled, but this table aligns closely with documented examples from that era, suggesting it may be part of that celebrated collaboration.A refined and timeless piece — substantial in form yet elegantly understated, true to the best of American design from the period.
About the Maker
Mastercraft
Mastercraft Furniture is a well-recognized name in American furniture, established in the early 20th century and synonymous with comfort, durability, and affordability. The brand gained prominence for its dependable craftsmanship and practical design, making it a staple in middle-class homes throughout the United States.
Over the decades, Mastercraft has evolved to offer a variety of styles—from traditional to contemporary—while maintaining its focus on accessible quality. Though no longer independently operated, its legacy lives on through collections that continue to evoke a sense of familiarity and home.
