A pair of matching rectangular-top occasional tables raised on cast-metal four-legged bases executed in a faux-bois (simulated branch and twig) idiom. Each top is a flat rectangular board finished in a warm mahogany tone with a rounded, ebonized (dark-stained) bullnose edge, presented under a high-gloss surface. The bases are cast in simulated wood, with legs and stretchers textured to imitate natural grain and bark and accented with subtle nodules along their length. The legs splay gently outward and terminate in curved, tapering feet. A perimeter apron of paired horizontal rails sits just beneath the top, and the legs are joined low by an X-form (cross) stretcher meeting at a central junction. The overall proportions — a 28 × 18 in. top at 24.5 in. high
24.5 in. H × 28 in. L × 18 in. W
Hi Christopher,
Thank you for contacting Mearto with your appraisal inquiry.
Are you able to take photos of these tables that clearly show the tops of each table (you shouldn't be limited in the number of photos you can upload to this or any other appraisal).
I'm interested to see if the tops are veneered or solid, or inlaid.
I should be able to complete this appraisal within 24 hours of receiving these photos.
Thanks very much,
Delia