A set of three Danish oak and tile nesting tables designed by Henning Kjærnulf and tiles by Edmund Pedersen — a pairing that produced some of the most refined small-scale furniture of the Danish Modern period. The tile tops, in excellent condition, bring a tactile warmth and visual interest that plain wood or glass tops don't offer, while the oak frames maintain the clean, restrained silhouette Kjærnulf favored throughout his work. The nesting format is one of the most practical in furniture design: elegant when stored together, flexible when separated. They work particularly well in a living room where surface area needs to adapt to use — beside a sofa, near a reading chair, or grouped as a low display surface for objects and books. Tile tops in excellent condition. Faint water marks on the oak frames, otherwise very minor wear. Tables nest cleanly. Dimensions — Large: W 22.25" · D 16" · H 20.125" Dimensions — Medium: W 18.25" · D 15.125" · H 19.625" Dimensions — Small: W 14.5" · D 14.5" · H 18.5" Materials: Oak, tile · Danish Modern Designer: Henning Kjærnulf · Manufacturer: Edmund Pedersen, unmarked