Early 20th Century Reischmann Colonial Revival Maple Library Table (C. 1910–1920)

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A well-proportioned early 20th century American library table by Reischmann of New York, reflecting the straightforward, utilitarian character of Colonial … Read more A well-proportioned early 20th century American library table by Reischmann of New York, reflecting the straightforward, utilitarian character of Colonial Revival design. Solid and balanced in form, it was built for everyday use and has the presence to anchor a room without feeling heavy.

The table is supported by turned pedestal legs joined by a central stretcher, providing both visual structure and stability. The solid wood construction gives it a reassuring weight, and the surface shows a warm, time-softened finish that highlights the natural grain.

An original Reischmann label is present to the underside, confirming the maker. Known for producing durable, well-crafted furniture for both residential and institutional settings, Reischmann pieces are appreciated for their understated quality and longevity.

The top shows visible wear and surface marking consistent with age and use, contributing to the overall character of the piece without affecting functionality. Structurally sound and stable.

Versatile in use, it works well as a library table, writing table, console, kitchen island, or small dining table.

DIMENSIONS
30.25” H x 34" L x 28" W

CONDITION
Good antique condition consistent with age and use. Surface wear to the top including finish variation, and areas of use. Wear to feet and edges. Structurally sound and stable. Original maker’s label present to underside.

STYLE
Colonial Revival

MATERIALS
Maple Wood

COLOR
Medium Brown

A solid, well-made example of early 20th century American Colonial Revival furniture, with good scale, honest wear, and a versatile form suited to a range of interiors. See less