Mid-Century Modern R-Way Birdseye Maple Nightstand or End Table , a Pair

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A stylish pair of Mid-Century Modern nightstands by R-Way, crafted in warm-toned birdseye maple. These elegant bedside tables feature a … Read more A stylish pair of Mid-Century Modern nightstands by R-Way, crafted in warm-toned birdseye maple. These elegant bedside tables feature a clean architectural design with a single drawer, open shelf storage, and tapered legs—hallmarks of classic American mid-century furniture.
The upper gallery-style top provides a subtle raised edge, while the open shelving and drawer offer practical storage for books, bedside essentials, or decorative objects. The rich grain of the birdseye maple adds visual texture and warmth, making this pair both functional and highly decorative.
Perfect for use as bedside tables, end tables, or accent pieces in a modern, vintage, or eclectic interior.

Details
Maker: R-Way Furniture Company
Period: Mid-20th Century
Material: Birdseye maple veneer over wood
Features: One drawer, open shelving, gallery top, tapered legs
Condition: Good vintage condition with minor veneer chips and light wear consistent with age and use, primarily along the lower shelf edges as shown in the listing photos. some scratches to the wood surface. Structurally sound and presents well.

Dimensions 29" H 18" W 14" D
Drawers 5" H 18" W

R-Way Furniture Company Bio
R-Way Furniture Company was an American furniture manufacturer based in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, with roots dating back to 1881, when it was originally founded as the Mattoon Manufacturing Company. The company later became known as R-Way Furniture in 1949 and produced a wide range of well-crafted bedroom and case pieces throughout the mid-20th century. Known for quality wood construction and elegant finishes, R-Way furniture reflects popular styles of the period, including Art Deco, Chinoiserie, and Mid-Century Modern design. The company continued operations through several ownership changes before closing in 1992, and its vintage pieces remain sought after by collectors and interior designers today. See less