1970s Belgian Style Reclaimed Wood Console Table with Brass Butterfly Key Inlays

Dimensions:
35.5″ H × 72″ W × 17.5″ D

Description:
A substantial reclaimed wood console table, likely elm or fir, featuring a thick plank top joined with inset brass butterfly keys and supported by monumental trestle-form legs. Crafted from richly figured reclaimed timber, the piece celebrates the natural movement of the wood through visible grain, age-darkened surfaces, and carefully integrated joinery details.

The architectural silhouette balances rustic materiality with refined restraint. Brass butterfly inlays punctuate the top while serving as a visual reference to traditional woodworking techniques used to stabilize naturally occurring splits. The warm honey-brown finish highlights decades of character within the reclaimed lumber, giving the table a quiet authority well suited to both contemporary and historic interiors.

Designed for practical installation, the table disassembles into three components for easier transport and delivery.

Suggested Placement:
An ideal anchor beneath a large mirror or artwork in an entry hall, gallery-like corridor, or living room. Its narrow depth and generous length also make it particularly effective behind a floating sofa or along a long architectural wall.

Condition Report:
Very good vintage condition with age-appropriate wear throughout. The reclaimed wood exhibits expected stress cracks, surface variation, and natural movement consistent with the material. Structurally sound, stable, and ready for use. Brass inlays show attractive age and patina.

Location & Shipping:
This item is available for delivery only and is not in the showroom. Buyers must arrange for and provide contact information for their shipper, and we will coordinate the pickup by appointment. Smaller pieces may be eligible for transfer to Saugerties or Philadelphia after purchase for a fee. Please inquire with any questions.

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