console side table

Charming little side table, with its slender lines and turned wooden legs that give it lightness, not to mention its adorable little drawer. The drawer can also be inserted on its rails the other way round, thus becoming almost a secret drawer, as it "hides" under the top. This piece of furniture can find many uses today (bedside table, end of sofa, plant stand, console in a small entrance...). Originally, in the 60s or 70s, it was a piece of furniture for holding a landline telephone, with the top surface featuring small balustrades. I removed them and filled the holes with wood filler, then painted the top black (plus a coat of matte varnish) to match the "belts" painted black (originally) on the three tiers. The result is not perfect; I am not a craftsman by trade, but it suits me: you can feel and see the traces of the touched-up areas under certain angles of light (I intentionally included a few overexposed photos of the top to show you these small imperfections, but in reality, they are much less visible). As for the rest, the furniture is in generally good condition, originally a flat-pack piece but still solid today, stable, with rare and light marks on the wood. This piece measures 73 cm in height, 40 cm in width, and 30 cm in depth. For shipping, it is possible that I will unscrew several parts (at least the four legs) for a more secure dispatch.