Mid-Century Modern Style Lattice-Sided Wood and Glass Side Table

Story

In the late 20th century, designers looked to Japanese architecture for inspiration. They used open-grid woodwork to let light pass through heavy furniture. This table brought that airy, zen-like balance directly into the modern American living room.

Maker / Origin

While the specific manufacturer is currently unmarked, this style of lattice-work (often called 'lattice' or 'crate' style) was popularized by mid-century designers and high-end manufacturers like Lane, Selig, and various Danish import companies. These workshops focused on showcasing the natural beauty of wood grain through functional, geometric forms that didn't crowd a room.

Condition & Value

The wood frame appears to be in very good vintage condition with minor surface wear consistent with age. The glass top is intact with no major visible chips or deep scratches. Excellent preservation of the wood finish will help command the higher end of the value range.