Carved Edge Coffee Table

CARVED EDGE COFFEE TABLE

These wonderful coffee tables originate from Jodhpur where they have been beautifully crafted using a mix of old reclaimed teak wood and very old hand carved panels that make up the four sides. With their gorgeous patina, stylish turned legs, these coffee tables make for a beautiful, individual piece of furniture, both reflective and expressive of Rajasthan; stunning.

Visual Description

On the front of this piece craftsmen have used a beautifully intricate carved piece of wood, with a floral pattern along it. On each side the carvings are of patterned shapes. On the other side this table has a simple panel, with three large diamond shapes. The top has a lovely colour to it and the legs have been turned.

Uses

A perfect central piece for your living room, with all four sides attractive to look at.

Made in India.

This item is in stock in our furniture shop in Brighton and Hove, Sussex.

Take a look at our blog about this style of furniture here.
Due to the nature of these pieces each item will vary. With the colours, patterns and metal work on the wood differing from one to another. Please contact us prior to purchase if you would like let us know your preference. Also, we can send photos of the exact item we would send you.

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Customer Reviews

19th October 2019
“I would just like to reflect and take the time to say thank you -myself and my husband recently travelled a long way top visit your shop and ordered several pieces of furniture as a result. The pieces arrived so well packaged to protect them, and we were blown away by them when we unpacked them – absolutely stunning. They will provide many, many years of enjoyment. I am sure we will visit again in the future as a result and will be sure to infirm others kind regards,”
Claire