An antique rustic Indian handmade coffee table from the 19th century with trapezoidal top, protruding front, curving iron stretchers, floral shaped studs on the apron, turned baluster legs and nicely weathered patina. Behold the rustic charm of this 19th-century handmade Indian coffee table, a true masterpiece born from the remnants of an authentic bullock cart. This unique piece boasts a character and history that few furniture items can rival.
Its trapezoidal top and protruding front are testaments to its roots as a working bullock cart. Weathered to perfection, this coffee table exudes the kind of rustic elegance that is impossible to replicate. The rich patina tells a story of countless journeys and adventures.
Iron stretchers curve gracefully beneath the table, adding a touch of industrial flair to its rugged appearance. Floral-shaped studs adorn the sides of the apron, lending a hint of whimsy to this otherwise robust piece. Turned baluster legs anchor the table, providing stability and an extra layer of visual interest.
Now, imagine this coffee table in your home. It's more than just furniture; it's a conversation starter, a piece of history. Place it in your lounge as a focal point, surrounded by cosy armchairs, inviting guests to gather around and share stories. Its spacious top is perfect for displaying your favourite coffee table book, a vase of fresh flowers, or your morning coffee.
Alternatively, consider using it on your porch or in your garden, where it can continue its outdoor legacy. With its timeless design and sturdy construction, it's equally at home inside or out, making it a versatile addition to your decor.
Part of the Vintage & Antique Chinese Tables and Asian Tables collection.
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