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Living Room Tables and Storage LIVING ROOM TABLES AND STORAGE TABLE OF CONTENTS COFFEE TABLES PAGE 4 SIDE AND ACCENT TABLES PAGE 14 SOFA TABLES AND CONSOLES PAGE 35 STORAGE AND DISPLAY PAGE 42 ETHAN ALLEN LIVING ROOM FURNITURE IS ANYTHING BUT ORDINARY. THAT’S BECAUSE OUR SELECTION DOESN’T JUST OFFER A FEW GREAT LOOKS, BUT HUNDREDS OF UNIQUE STYLES WITH AUTHENTIC TOUCHES LIKE HAND-GILDED FINISHES AND TEXTURED TIMBER TOPS. MOST ARE HANDCRAFTED IN OUR OWN AMERICAN WORKSHOPS, AND ALL ARE FUNCTIONAL. BEAUTIFUL. ESSENTIAL. DESIGNED TO FUNCTION JUST TABLES AND STORAGE. AS BEAUTIFULLY TOMORROW AS THEY DO TODAY. TABLES COFFEE BEAM SMALL COFFEE TABLE 258100 BEAM METAL BASE COFFEE TABLE 258101 112cm w x 82cm d x 49cm h. Framed slatted bottom shelf for storage 112cm w x 82cm d x 49cm h. Framed slatted bottom shelf for storage and display. and display. BEAM LARGE COFFEE TABLE 258110 SILVAN COFFEE TABLE 128120 148cm w x 97cm d x 49cm h. Framed slatted bottom shelf for storage 153cm w x 69cm d x 41cm h (approximate). Slab top with sawn edge. Butterfly and display. tenons. Steel base. WILLIAM RECTANGULAR GLASS-TOP COFFEE TABLE 158720 WILLIAM SQUARE GLASS-TOP COFFEE TABLE 158721 122cm w x 77cm d x 46cm h. Parsons legs. Slat-style shelf. Inset beveled 102cm sq. x 46cm h. Parsons legs. Slat-style shelf. Inset beveled glass top. glass top. 5 TABLES COFFEE WILLIAM RECTANGULAR COFFEE TABLE 158710 WILLIAM SQUARE COFFEE TABLE 158711 LASALLE COFFEE TABLE 378400 ROWAN RECTANGULAR COFFEE TABLE 248310 122cm w x 77cm d x 46cm h. Parsons legs. Slat-style shelf. 102cm sq. x 46cm h. Parsons legs. Slat-style shelf. 122cm w x 82cm d x 45cm h. Two drawers with two false drawer fronts on 117cm w x 72cm d x 44cm h. Wood or nickel-finished knobs. One side has two other side. Shell motif on apron. Chamfered corners. Cabriole legs. storage drawers; opposite side has two false drawers with knobs. TURNER RECTANGULAR TABLE 158700 WINDWARD COFFEE TABLE 298520 SWENSON COFFEE TABLE 138730 DELPHI COFFEE TABLE 238100 122cm w x 77cm d x 46cm h. Turned legs. Also available: Square Coffee Table 125cm w x 92cm d x 47cm h. Handwoven cane top with mahogany carved 153cm w x 61cm d x 46cm h. Plank-effect top. Sand-blasted textural finish. 138cm w x 87cm d x 46cm h. Plank-effect top. Six column legs. 158701 (not shown) 97cm sq. x 46cm h. center rosette. Beveled, inset, tempered glass top. Beaded apron. Hand-carved legs with reeded baluster and brass ferrules. Cassidy Map Coffee Table388510 HENRY COFFEE TABLE 338420 MORLEY COFFEE TABLE 308200 QUATTRO COFFEE TABLE 308101 122cm w x 77cm d x 46cm h. Mitered top. Two deep, side-by-side drawers on 127cm w x 77cm d x 46cm h. Plank-effect top. Two drawers. Turned legs. 131cm w x 83cm d x 48cm h. Top has leather inserts with gold tooling. 133cm w x 102cm d x 44cm h. Four inset cane panels with tempered glass. one side. False drawer fronts on other side. Antiqued pewter-finished hardware. Two end drawers. Fixed bottom shelf. 6 7 TABLES COFFEE WILLOUGHBY COFFEE TABLE 348410 MIRABELLE CHINOISERIE COFFEE TABLE 138231 COTTAGE COFFEE TABLE 388530 JORDAN BUNCHING COFFEE TABLE 388521 138cm w x 77cm d x 56cm h. Beveled, inset, tempered glass top. 92cm w x 66cm d x 49cm h. Fixed, hand-painted chinoiserie top with “canvas 127cm w x 72cm d x 47cm h. Scored top. Angled legs. Slatted, fixed 56cm sq. x 47cm h. Inset tempered glass top. Mitered frame. Slatted, crackle” surface. Carved legs and turned stretchers with bamboo motif. bottom shelf. fixed bottom shelf. DYNASTY SQUARE COFFEE TABLE 138001 DYNASTY RECTANGULAR COFFEE TABLE 138000 SIDEKICK BUNCHING COFFEE TABLE 158751 SIDEKICK GLASS-TOP BUNCHING COFFEE TABLE 158752 111cm sq. x 42cm h. Mitered top frame, simulated tenon joinery. 152cm w x 96cm d x 42cm h. Mitered top frame, simulated tenon joinery. 57cm sq. x 47cm h. Solid maple top. Slatted, fixed bottom shelf. 57cm sq. x 47cm h. Inset tempered glass top. Slatted, fixed bottom shelf. TREVOR SQUARE COFFEE TABLE 248300 DEXTER COFFEE TABLE 388550 EVAN NESTING COFFEE TABLES 128220 CALVERT COFFEE TABLE 128111 97cm sq. x 44cm h. Choice of wood top or inset beveled tempered glass top 127cm w x 77cm d x 44cm h. Decorative cross brace on sides and back. Rectangular table 117cm w x 64cm d x 49cm h. Square tables 57cm sq. x 41cm h. 163cm w x 56cm d x 46cm h. Inset legs on ends are tapered. Legs on sides (shown). Fixed shelf open on one side. Parsons legs. Honed travertine veneer tops. Steel bases. are vertical. 8 9 TABLES COFFEE HERON COFFEE TABLE 139270 JOCELYN COFFEE TABLE 128350 GAGE COFFEE TABLE 128121 HAWTHORNE COFFEE TABLE 138550 115cm w x 72cm d x 49cm h. Inset, beveled tempered glass top. Steel frame. 126cm w x 70cm d x 49cm h. Tempered glass top and shelf, top is beveled glass. 131cm w x 70cm d x 47cm h. Steel and glass 1 cm thick glass. Levelers. 122cm w x 72cm d x 44cm h. Inset tempered glass top. BRADSTREET COFFEE TABLE VIVICA COFFEE TABLE 138350 SAGAMORE COFFEE TABLE 138540 ZACHARY BUNCHING COFFEE TABLE 139280 138560 92cm w x 51cm d x 49cm h. Bunching Coffee Table 138561 51cm w 122cm w x 72cm d x 46cm h. Inset antiqued mirror panels with polished 125cm w x 72cm d x 49cm h. Bamboo-style frame, inset tempered glass top. 51cm sq. x 47cm h. Antiqued mirror top and shelf. Steel frame. x 51cm d x 49cm h. Large Coffee Table 138570 120cm w x 69cm d x 49cm h. edges. Removable black or white faux croc tray top. Metal base frame. KESTRAL OVAL COFFEE TABLE 128021 KESTRAL SQUARE COFFEE TABLE 128020 HERON ROUND COFFEE TABLE 139271 TRACERY COFFEE TABLE 128170 153cm w x 66cm d x 44cm h. Metal base and beveled glass top. Levelers. 102cm sq. x 44cm h. Metal base and beveled glass top. Levelers. 97cm dia. x 49cm h. Inset, beveled tempered glass top. Steel frame. 92cm dia. x 46cm h. Inset, beveled tempered glass top. 10 11 TABLES COFFEE CIRQUE COFFEE TABLE 308110 MAYA COFFEE TABLE 298300 112cm dia. x 46cm h. Beveled tempered glass top. Fixed shelf. 112cm dia. x 46cm h. Handwoven cane top with hand-carved mahogany center rosette. Beveled, inset, tempered glass top. Beaded apron with turned rosettes. Hand-carved legs with reeded balusters and brass ferrules. WINSTON COFFEE TABLE 358530 THORTON COFFEE TABLE 348400 133cm w x 72cm d x 50cm h. Tapered legs with ferrules, beaded apron, églomisé 122cm w x 77cm d x 48cm h. Decorative swirl veneer top. Black dyed inset glass top. Hand-gilded in golden (LG) or silver-tone (LS) finish accents. pearwood and maple inlaid perimeter line. Pedestal base with antiqued silver-finished ferrules. ADLER COFFEE TABLE 398310 138cm w x 79cm d x 46cm h. Zebrawood veneer top with four-piece reverse diamond pattern. Fixed shelf. Curved tapered legs. Matte silver-finished ferrules. 12 13 TABLES SIDE MITCHELL END TABLE 298903 ROWAN END TABLE 248313 51cm w x 69cm d x 61cm h. Single drawer. Ring-turned legs. 51cm w x 72cm d x 62cm h. Wood or nickel-finished knobs. One inset storage drawer. Tapered legs. MARCY END TABLE 338403 PEMBROKE END TABLE 348404 59cm w x 72cm d x 64cm h. Scored top. Single drawer. 98cm w x 70cm d x 70cm h. 52cm w, when both sides are down. Tapered Hepplewhite legs with spade feet. 15 TABLES SIDE COTTAGE END TABLE 388533 WILLIAM END TABLE 158723 ELMONT END TABLE 358503 DEXTER END TABLE 388553 54cm w x 69cm d x 61cm h. Scored top. Slatted, fixed bottom shelf. 54cm w x 69cm d x 61cm h. One drawer. Slat-style shelf. Parsons legs. 61cm w x 72cm d x 66cm h. Tapered legs with ferrules, two open shelves. 61cm sq. x 61cm h. Two fixed shelves. Parsons legs. Square legs. HIGHLAND SQUARE END TABLE 258102 HIGHLAND RECTANGULAR END TABLE 258103 FREYA SQUARE END TABLE 258106 MAREN CHAIRSIDE CHEST 388513 72cm w x 72cm d x 66cm h. Two fixed shelves. X-cross motif. 72cm w x 46cm d x 66cm h. Two fixed shelves. X-cross motif. 56cm w x 56cm d x 69cm h. One fixed shelf at base. Tapered legs. Planked 64cm w x 44cm d x 68cm h. Mitered top. Three drawers. Finished back. Open base design. Raised-block corner details. Open base design. square top. Antiqued pewter-finished hardware. 16 17 TABLES SIDE DELPHI END TABLE 238103 CLAUDE END TABLE 378403 WESLEY END TABLE 338406 LUCAS END TABLE 378503 61cm w x 72cm d x 64cm h. One drawer. Plank-effect top. Column legs. 54cm w x 66cm d x 64cm h. Single drawer. Cabriole legs. 47cm w x 68cm d x 64cm h. Reeded top apron. Tapered, fluted legs. Two fixed, 64cm sq. x 69cm h. Two fixed, open shelves. open shelves. MEYER END TABLE 128153 GLENDALE RECTANGULAR END TABLE 268106 CHASE END TABLE 298936 BRENT REGENCY TABLE 308205 54cm w x 69cm d x 61cm h. Wood top. Rubbed steel base. 82cm w x 56cm d x 64cm h. One fixed upper shelf. One fixed lower cane shelf. 59cm w x 72cm d x 66cm h. Two open shelves. 56cm w x 72cm d x 64cm h. Two open shelves with octagonal cane weaving. Tapered legs. Turned and tapered legs. 18 19 TABLES SIDE BARRYMORE END TABLE 398333 GRACIE END TABLE 398314 MODERN TRAY TABLE 420009 WHITE WEST INDIES TRAY TABLE 420020 46cm w x 72cm d x 61cm h.
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