Vintage Oak & Smoked Glass Parsons End Tables – 1970s, Solid Build

Annihilate the landfill, one perfectly placed drink at a time.

This matching pair of 1970s-era Parsons-style end tables brings serious mid-century credentials to any living room: chunky solid oak frames, inset smoked glass tops, and that boxy minimalist silhouette that interior designers keep chasing at five times the price. The oak shows natural darkening and a few scuffs in the grain — honest vintage patina, not damage — while the smoked glass tops are intact and clean. Pairs are rarer than singles and worth meaningfully more; if you find these separated in the wild, buy them both.

The D'Beetle Difference
- Matched Pair, Ready to Use: Both tables are consistent in height, scale, and color, so they work flanking a sofa, at the ends of a bed, or as a split set in two rooms — options you lose the moment someone breaks up a pair.

- Parsons Form = Timeless: The thick square oak legs and clean boxy top are textbook Parsons — the same silhouette Lane, Founders, and other top American makers were producing in the 1970s, now selling for $600–$2,000+ as matched pairs on Chairish and 1stDibs.

- Smoked Glass + Warm Oak: The warm honey-toned oak and dark smoked glass play perfectly with both vintage leather and modern linen sofas — they read "collected over time," not "matching set from a catalog."

Measurements:
- Top width: ~22 in
- Height: ~30 in
- Both tables are matching in size and proportion