Small Wooden Folding Table
We adore the slim profile of this vintage rectangular folding table! Once used as a sewing table as evidenced by the embossed ruler marks across the top.
The top is constructed of four boards joined together and has some circular staining along one side, which we think adds character and helps to tell its story. Although the spindle legs fold down and sit snug under the table for stowing away until needed, we think the table would make a perfect night stand or accent table in a modern home and should be left out for all to admire!
*Please note, the table is petite with delicate legs and is not meant for bearing heavy loads.
Found in Nebraska
Dates to the early 1900s
Features a primitive wooden locking system for opening and holding legs in place
“Clipper” is stamped on the bottom
Has surface wear, discoloration, staining and scratches, as is consistent with age and use
Approximately 36” L x 18” D x 24.25” H when open; folds to 2.5” H
Available for pick up, local delivery, and nationwide shipping.
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Request a trade discount here.
We adore the slim profile of this vintage rectangular folding table! Once used as a sewing table as evidenced by the embossed ruler marks across the top.
The top is constructed of four boards joined together and has some circular staining along one side, which we think adds character and helps to tell its story. Although the spindle legs fold down and sit snug under the table for stowing away until needed, we think the table would make a perfect night stand or accent table in a modern home and should be left out for all to admire!
*Please note, the table is petite with delicate legs and is not meant for bearing heavy loads.
Found in Nebraska
Dates to the early 1900s
Features a primitive wooden locking system for opening and holding legs in place
“Clipper” is stamped on the bottom
Has surface wear, discoloration, staining and scratches, as is consistent with age and use
Approximately 36” L x 18” D x 24.25” H when open; folds to 2.5” H
Available for pick up, local delivery, and nationwide shipping.
Need help with an item? Email Us
Request a trade discount here.
We adore the slim profile of this vintage rectangular folding table! Once used as a sewing table as evidenced by the embossed ruler marks across the top.
The top is constructed of four boards joined together and has some circular staining along one side, which we think adds character and helps to tell its story. Although the spindle legs fold down and sit snug under the table for stowing away until needed, we think the table would make a perfect night stand or accent table in a modern home and should be left out for all to admire!
*Please note, the table is petite with delicate legs and is not meant for bearing heavy loads.
Found in Nebraska
Dates to the early 1900s
Features a primitive wooden locking system for opening and holding legs in place
“Clipper” is stamped on the bottom
Has surface wear, discoloration, staining and scratches, as is consistent with age and use
Approximately 36” L x 18” D x 24.25” H when open; folds to 2.5” H
Available for pick up, local delivery, and nationwide shipping.
Need help with an item? Email Us
Request a trade discount here.
