Quartersawn Oak Top Coffee Table Iron Base with 4 Wicker Storage Baskets

PRODUCT DETAILS

• Brand: Unbranded / unmarked (artisan or designer-line construction; possible Palecek-style or Amish-made quartersawn oak top)

• Material: Solid quarter-sawn white oak top, wrought/cast iron base, natural woven rattan-wicker baskets

• Dimensions: 40 in W x 40 in D x 19 in H (top approx. 1.5 in thick; each basket approx. 17 x 15 x 9 in)

• Color/Finish: Warm medium-cherry stained oak with satin varnish; antiqued gold/bronze painted iron base; natural blush-brown wicker

• Condition: Excellent - top shows strong ray-fleck figure with only light surface sheen variation and a few faint hairline scuffs visible under direct light; iron base has minor paint rub at feet consistent with normal use; all four baskets intact with no broken reeds or unraveling

• Era/Period: Late 1990s–2000s, Arts & Crafts / Mission revival with French wrought-iron detailing

• Weight: Approx. 90 lb assembled (top approx. 55 lb, base approx. 30 lb)

• Other specs: Twisted barley-twist corner columns, splayed sabre feet, open spindle side panels, four pull-out wicker storage baskets on lower shelf

This is the hard-to-find combination buyers actually hunt for: a genuine quarter-sawn oak slab top with dramatic ray-fleck figure, mounted on a hand-forged-look iron base, with four generous wicker baskets that swallow remotes, throws, magazines and toys. The square 40-inch footprint is ideal for a sectional or a large seating group, and the mixed wood-iron-wicker palette works equally well in a farmhouse, transitional, or Arts & Crafts room. Pieces like this were sold at designer showrooms for well over a thousand dollars new, and solid-oak storage coffee tables in this condition rarely stay listed long.