Restored Three-Strand "Quad Arch" Rattan & Drink Table

Early Art Deco rattan square side table or drink stand featuring a bent rattan structure with Hawaiian Acacia Koa wood solid tabletop. 1950, United States We only purchase and sell...

Mid-Century restored rattan double arched two-tiered glass shelf side table. Circa 1950, USA. We only purchase and sell only the best and finest rattan furniture made by the best a...

Midcentury single strand three-tier rattan side table with Mahogany veneer tops. Table feature wicker wrapped accents and bent pressed legs. Restored to new for you. All rattan...

Art Deco era single-strand three-tier "Trio" rattan side table with mahogany tops. The table features wicker-wrapped accents with unique single-strand legs and a rounded streamlined ...

Mid-century single-strand two-tier rattan side table with mahogany tops. The table features wicker-wrapped accents with unique bent-pressed arch legs. 1950, United States We only p...

Arch leg rattan side table with two-tier Formica tops. 1950, United States We only purchase and sell only the best and finest rattan furniture made by th...

A wicker rattan side drinks table, circa mid-20th century. Table is wicker wrapped rattan with laminate tabletop. A great table for indoors or outdoors, patio, pool, etc. (I wouldn't...

A small wicker rattan stool or drinks table. A great piece that's easy to move around. Convenient as a seat, or as a small drinks table providing there's ...

Set of three organic modern rattan nesting tables or drinks tables made in the California organic modern style by McGuire. Each table is crafted from rattan poles lashed together wit...

A realization of meticulous research, this piece is part of a collection that highlights the formal longevity and environmental sustainability of Mediterranean cork. Monolithic and inviting, it is cut from the cylindrical forms that are standard in the cork production process. These standards become the basic formal components for the collection with efficient shaping leaving minimal waste. Cork bark is hand harvested from cork oak trees that can live for up to 200 years and require no chemical inputs. This makes it a rapidly renewable material and a powerful carbon sink. Cork’s inherent qualities include being hypoallergenic, moisture and fire resistant, sound and heat insulating as well as soft and resilient to touch. Built in the Pacific Northwest from solid Portuguese cork...

A realization of meticulous research, this piece is part of a collection that highlights the formal longevity and environmental sustainability of Mediterranean cork. Monolithic an...

Mid-Century Modern drinks table or side table featuring a pencil reed rattan veneer finish. The table is unmarked, however it is made in the organic modern style and manner of Karl Springer and Jean...