Antique Library Tables offer outstanding values for desks, computer stands, game tables
and are often cut down for Coffee Tables- a new life for an antique.
Click on pictures OR (inventory #s) for larger view and more complete description
Click on pictures OR (inventory #s) for larger view and more complete description
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Mahogany Carved Library Table/Desk (inventory # S-299) |
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Small Oak Oval Library Table ( inventory #CC-52 ) |
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Oak Pawfoot Coffee Table
(inventory # DD-147) |
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Exceptional Mahogany Pawfoot Coffee Table
(inventory # DD-18) |
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Unique Victorian Casket Holder/Coffee Table
(inventory # DD-45) |
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Mahogany Swivel Top Game Table
(inventory #CC-250) |
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Sweet Mahogany "Handkerchief Top" Game Table
(inventory # DD-32) |
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Oval Oak Coffee Table (inventory # DD-226) |
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UnRestored
Oak Demi Lune Game Table (inventory # DD-248) |
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"Quaint" Sofa Table
(inventory # DD-288) |
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Library Tables are often cut down into coffee tables because they are usually worth more that way. Since the Coffee Table didn't really come into existence until the 1920's, 30's and 40's you should expect to see Turn of the Century Coffee Tables as a modified version of the Library Table or other piece of furniture. The best modifications are ones that still retain their correct proportions, their strength and don't look "Cut Down". At Up the Creek, we pay extra attention to all those criteria when we modify a piece of furniture. If they aren't going to look right or won't be strong, they don't get cut. |
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