This sleek 24-inch round side or occasional table manufactured by the McKay Furniture Corp. circa the 1930s is a true Machine Age relic. It features aluminum inlay on the top, aluminum strip edge banding, and a chrome steel base. It is in overall good original condition with expected scratches, a few noticeable small nicks in the top surface, and scratches to the chromed base. The wood veneer strips on the underside of the table are lifting. See images for complete condition information and request additional photos if needed. 24" diameter top and 24" in height.
About the Mckay Furniture Corp.:
The McKay Furniture Corp. was a notable player in the Machine Age of the 1930s, a period characterized by sleek, industrial designs and innovative use of materials like chrome and steel. McKay Furniture embraced the Art Deco aesthetic, producing iconic pieces that reflected the streamlined, modernist style of the era.
Some of their standout creations included sling chairs, magazine holders, and glider sofas, often featuring chrome-plated steel frames and bold, geometric designs. These pieces were not only functional but also celebrated the technological advancements of the time. For example, their sling chairs, designed by figures like Salvatore Bevelacqua and John McKay, were showcased at events like the 1933 Chicago World's Fair, highlighting the company's commitment to cutting-edge design.
