Lane Furniture
Lane Rhythm Rectangular Coffee Table – Refinished!
c. 1960s
- Size
- 14.5"H x 52.5"W x 32"D
- Material
- Brass, Walnut, Wood
- Shipping
- Usually $250 to $500 Get an exact quote
$1,995.00
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Beautiful vintage Mid-Century Modern coffee table from Lane Furniture’s highly desirable Rhythm Collection, circa 1960s! This exceptional piece features a generously sized rectangular tabletop showcasing gorgeous walnut wood grain, rich warm tones, and timeless American craftsmanship.Read moreRead less
Beautiful vintage Mid-Century Modern coffee table from Lane Furniture’s highly desirable Rhythm Collection, circa 1960s! This exceptional piece features a generously sized rectangular tabletop showcasing gorgeous walnut wood grain, rich warm tones, and timeless American craftsmanship. Professionally refinished to highlight its natural beauty, the table features clean architectural lines, subtly curved legs, and an elegant low-profile design. A convenient built-in drawer with stylish brass hardware provides additional storage for remotes, magazines, and everyday essentials. Its impressive proportions make it an ideal centerpiece for larger living rooms, spacious sectionals, or designer-inspired interiors. Combining functionality with sophisticated Mid-Century styling, this iconic Lane Rhythm coffee table effortlessly complements modern, contemporary, and vintage furnishings. A fantastic statement piece offering timeless style, quality craftsmanship, and everyday practicality!
Specifications
Condition Notes:
Refinished.
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We research and identify designers and makers whenever surviving labels, construction details, or reliable documentation allow. On older furniture, labels and stamps may be missing, faded, or removed, and many manufacturers produced closely related designs; some pieces may be later reproductions. When the evidence is not strong enough for a confident attribution, we list the maker as unknown rather than speculate.
