J. Wade Beam Zephyr Table Base for Brueton, c. 1980

J. Wade Beam “Zephyr” Table Base for Brueton – Polished Stainless Steel, c. 1980

A example of mid-century modern minimalism, this “Zephyr” table base by J. Wade Beam for Brueton features a sculptural cylindrical form cut at an angle to create a cantilevered support for a glass tabletop. Its polished stainless-steel finish reflects light beautifully, while the gravity-defying design remains both functional and conversation-worthy.

Key Features:

– Designer: J. Wade Beam
– Manufacturer: Brueton (high-end furniture maker)
– Era: 1970s–1980s vintage
– Material: Solid, polished stainless steel
– Form: Heavily weighted cylinder, precision-cut to create a suspended tabletop illusion
– Style: Mid-century modern, architectural, sculptural centerpiece
– Height: 21.50″
– Depth (front-to-back): 38″
– Width: 12″
– Base Diameter: 12″

Condition:

– Light surface scratches consistent with age and gentle use
– No dents or structural issues; presents very well under casual inspection
– Ready to support a custom or off-the-shelf glass top (not included)

Ideal For:

– Pairing with a round or oval glass tabletop (we recommend ½″–¾″ tempered glass)
– Accent piece in living rooms, home offices, lofts or showrooms

Specifications:
– Product type: Side Tables
– Vendor: Converso Chicago
– Form: Heavily weighted cylinder, precision-cut to create a suspended tabletop illusion
– Height: 21.50″
– Depth (front-to-back): 38″
– Width: 12″