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Looking for the luxe stuff? If so, be sure to check out our collection of Maitland-Smith furniture and decor. Whether you’re looking for the brand’s early reproductions modeled after 17th and 18th-century decor, or you’re on the hunt for their 1980s-inspired pieces covered in luxurious materials like tessellated bone, you’re sure to find something that suits your vision within our collection. We stock thousands of Maitland-Smith items, sourced from vintage and modernist dealers located all over the U.S. We also partner directly with Maitland-Smith, to bring you a unique cut of their newly-made items. Shop an edit of treasures that are normally only made available to the trade. Shop with us to discover Maitland-Smith’s most sought-after items, including their tessellated stone boxes, faux malachite pieces, figural book stack side tables, and their wide assortment of postmodern dining tables, coffee tables, and more. To make our edit even easier to shop, use our filters. Apply category filters to quickly identify items like Maitland-Smith coffee tables, consoles, and decor. Layer on color filters and style filters to narrow down our inventory even further. With Chairish, there’s no need to disappear into the abyss looking for used Maitland-Smith furniture — simply shop with us and get served up exactly what you’re looking for in seconds flat!

About Maitland-Smith

For years, Maitland-Smith has been making elegant and one-of-a-kind accessories, lighting, and accent furniture. If Maitland-Smith lamps, tables, and other accessories seem grand it’s because they are. Maitland-Smith originally began with a line of items modeled after collectibles sourced from 17th and 18th Century England. Over the years, Maitland-Smith furniture and accessories have evolved to include more time periods and styles—Art Deco and 70s glam, for instance—as well as incorporate new materials. The result is pieces that stand the test of time, both in terms of durability and in style.

Today, Maitland-Smith is known for its mastery of metal casting, porcelain work, hand-painting, and inlaid marquetry. It’s also not unusual to find Maitland-Smith coffee tables or Maitland-Smith vases covered in such luxe materials as calfskin, penshell, and eggshell.

While Maitland-Smith is still producing new items today, it’s vintage Maitland-Smith furniture and accessories that illicit the thrill of the hunt for collectors. Ahead, we delve into some the vintage categories Maitland-Smith I best known for, from Maitland-Smith desks to Maitland-Smith dining tables .

HOW TO SPOT VINTAGE MAITLAND-SMITH FURNITURE

Vintage Maitland-Smith furniture is instantly recognizable by its exceptional quality and opulent designs. Drawing inspiration from the Romantic period, Maitland-Smith consoles and Maitland-Smith mirrors are marked by details such as rich wood, luxurious fabrics, and top notch craftsmanship. Maitland-Smith chairs and Maitland-Smith tables are not for the faint of heart—this vintage furniture demands attention.

Maitland-Smith Chairs

If you find a Maitland-Smith armchair, chances are that it features touchable material (thick leather, brushed suede, or hand painted linen) and elevated woodwork. The legs can be long and lean or compact and ornate—either way, the wood grain will be carefully highlighted and the scale spot-on.

Maitland-Smith Side and End Tables

As varied as they come, vintage Maitland-Smith end tables don’t adhere to any specific style. The can be found in both romantic and mod styles. They often showcase whimsical motifs such as horse legs (similar to those produced by sister brand La Barge) or folded panels. It’s also not unusual to find Maitland-Smith side tables in unique shapes. A side table meant to mimic stacked books is a favorite of the company. No matter the style, look for thoughtful accents like travertine tops, marquetry, or chest styling on your vintage Maitland-Smith end table.