Elevate your living space with the sophistication of the Allington oval cocktail table, a true embodiment of timeless elegance and practical design. Crafted with excellence using Poplar, Rubberwood, and Pine Solids with Cathedral White Oak veneers, this table features a Satin Sienna finish. This exquisite piece seamlessly combines intricate details with functionality, making it a focal point in any room. The crowning glory of this cocktail table is its fancy face veneer top, meticulously crafted to showcase a stunning array of wood grains in the oval shape. The rich and luxurious veneer not only adds warmth to the table, but also emphasizes the fine craftsmanship that defines this piece. Adding to its allure, the table boasts bead molding along the edges of the top, providing a subtle yet distinct border that enhances its visual appeal. This thoughtful detail contributes to the table’s overall refined and polished look, making it a perfect addition to both classic and contemporary interiors. The reeded turned legs of the Allington oval cocktail table are a testament to the artisanal skill invested in its creation. These gracefully designed legs not only lend a sense of movement and rhythm to the piece, but also contribute to its overall stability and sturdiness. Continuing its impressive design, the table features a shaped bottom shelf that adds both storage and display options. This lower tier not only compliments the table’s aesthetic, but also provides a convenient space for showcasing your favorite decorative items or storing magazines and books within easy reach. To complete the ensemble, the Allington oval cocktail table rests on charming bun feet, adding a touch of traditional charm, and includes casters for easy mobility when needed. Embrace the perfect blend of form and function with the addition of the Allington oval cocktail table to your living space.

• Fancy Face Veneer Top
• Cocktail Table with Casters
• Reeded Turned Legs
• Bead Molding
• Open Shaped Bottom Shelf
• Bun Feet
• Classic Traditional Styling