Maitland Smith - Grand Traditions End Table (Grt04) - 88-0104

Mahogany Wood end table is ornately adorned with Maple, Walnut, and Ropey Cherry Veneer in Havana finish. Table top features elegant natural wood veneer starburst pattern with inlays forming a Botanical Detail. Aged Gold outlines both the veneer artwork and the trim of the table. Handmade gilded carvings provide unique detail.

Product Features

• Collection: Sovereign
• Style: WOOD
• Details: Mahogany Wood end table is ornately adorned with Maple, Walnut, and Ropey Cherry Veneer in Havana finish. Table top features elegant natural wood veneer starburst pattern with inlays forming a Botanical Detail. Aged Gold outlines both the veneer artwork and the trim of the table. Handmade gilded carvings provide unique detail.

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• Includes Delivery To the First Dry Area In Your Home

Maitland-Smith is well-known for many hand-crafted specialties, including hand carved tropical mahogany, hand cut and inlaid exotic wood veneers, lost wax cast metal mounts and decorative objects, as well as, traditional vegetable tanned and hand-tooled leather. We draw inspiration from great works from the 18th, 19th, 20th and 21st centuries.