USA, ca. 1930s. A versatile library or hall table after the No. 140 occasional table by Limbert. Features solid oak construction with flared rectangular top supported geometric cut-out legs. During frequent trips to Europe in the early 1900s, Michigan furniture maker Charles P. Limbert experienced several schools of design such as English Arts & Crafts and the Vienna Secession, whose influence can be seen in this versatile form. Would also make a lovely lamp table or even a home bar. Finished in a rich dark brown color and in overall excellent vintage condition.

Dimensions: 30” wide x 24.25” deep x 27” high.