From our Heritage Collection
A sculptural example of early 20th-century American folk furniture, this 1935 spool-turned table features a lift-top compartment supported by an expressive framework of bobbin legs and spindle galleries.
The dark brown finish highlights the lively grain of the wood while the layered turning creates depth and rhythm throughout the base. A lower shelf adds another visual tier within the open structure.
Inside the lid is a handwritten inscription reading “Ollie Irwine 1935 / a blind man made this for grandma,” giving the piece a remarkable sense of story and personal history. Its compact scale gives the table strong decorative presence beside a chair, sofa, or bed.
In good condition. On the table top there is a small blemish, and there is a small scratch on the back side of the top. contact us for additional photos.
| Height | 30.75 inch | 78.1 cm |
| Width | 19.75 inch | 50.2 cm |
| Depth | 16.75 inch | 42.5 cm |
| Top Compartment Height | 4.75 inch | 12.1 cm |
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The Heritage Collection brings together a considered selection of pieces distinguished by rarity, presence, and lasting design. Each work is chosen for its elevated character, whether through form, material, or patina, offering a sense of depth that sets it apart within a space. These are pieces that hold attention and anchor a room with quiet confidence, reflecting a level of curation that defines the core of 86 Vintage.
Our philosophy behind the collections of 86 Vintage is to find something from decades past and inspire our customer to translate it into their home and wardrobe.
With back grounds in fashion and interior design , our curators select various pieces that provoke thought and creativity. Whether in its craftsmanship, worn patina, pattern, or color, each piece is appreciated for its unique character.
The collections truly are an extension of the thought process poured into every design project.