Likely Antique Mission Style Quarter Sawn Wooden Two-Tier Plant Stand or Side Table With Pegged Joints

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This likely early 20th-century Mission-style plant stand or side table is a fine example of American Arts and Crafts woodworking. … Read more This likely early 20th-century Mission-style plant stand or side table is a fine example of American Arts and Crafts woodworking. Constructed from what is possibly solid quarter sawn oak, the piece exhibits the distinctive flake grain pattern associated with this cut, adding both texture and visual interest. The table features a round top and lower circular shelf, supported by four squared vertical legs that extend slightly above the top surface and are capped with exposed wooden pegs-an intentional design choice that speaks to traditional mortise-and-tenon construction techniques.
All joinery is visible and secured with round wooden pins, enhancing the table's handmade, honest construction aesthetic. The golden oak finish has developed a rich patina over time, and the wood grain remains vivid throughout both tiers. The proportions are compact and well balanced, making it versatile enough to serve as a plant stand, a small end table, or a pedestal for decorative objects. Estimated to date from the 1910s-1920s, the piece shows light surface wear consistent with age but remains structurally sound with no repairs or instability. This stand is ideal for collectors of Mission or Arts and Crafts furniture, or for those seeking a well-crafted accent piece with architectural integrity.
Note: Listing is for the wood stand only. Decorative items such as books and plant are not included.
Vintage condition as pictured.

Dimensions approximately: 12"D, 21"H See less