Distressed Mirrored Accent Table / Tray Table
Table (End Table / Accent Table) · Transitional / Shabby Chic / Coastal Cottage · Uttermost
Type
Table (End Table / Accent Table)
Style Period
Transitional / Shabby Chic / Coastal Cottage
Material
Solid wood framing, engineered wood components, antiqued mirrored glass top, metal hardware components.
Age Estimate
Contemporary, likely manufactured within the last 15 to 25 years.
Dimensions
Estimated height of 24 inches, width of 26 inches, and depth of 18 inches. Typical sizing for a standard living room end table or accent table designed to sit alongside a sofa or armchair.
Origin
Manufactured overseas for Uttermost, a well-known American home accessories and accent furniture company based in Rocky Mount, Virginia.
Designer/Maker
Uttermost
Value Estimate
Estimated retail market value ranges from $250 to $450 depending on original retail pricing and current condition.
Description
This charming accent table by Uttermost features a rectangular tray-style top inset with an antiqued, distressed mirrored glass panel showcasing a decorative vintage pattern. The table is supported by clean-lined, slightly tapered legs with a heavily antiqued, distressed white and champagne finish that imparts a shabby chic or weathered European aesthetic. It serves as an eye-catching functional piece for living spaces, combining reflective surfaces with rustic charm.
Key Features
Antiqued mirrored glass top with vintage motif, raised tray-style top perimeter, heavily distressed white-wash and champagne finish, clean tapered legs.
Color & Finish
Distressed white wash finish with antiqued silver-champagne gilding, exposed dark wood undertones, heavily artificially aged patina with distressed mirror graphic details.
Construction Method
Factory manufactured using standard modern joinery, assembly via dowels and concealed metal fasteners, designed for decorative and light utility home use.
Joinery & Craftsmanship
Standard commercial woodworking joinery including glued dowels and reinforced corner blocks, typical of contemporary home decor accent manufacturing.
Wood Grain & Species
Hardwood framing with a heavily painted and distressed surface obscuring the underlying wood species grain.
Surface Treatment
Artificially distressed, crackled paint finish with antiqued mirror glass featuring a printed or etched vintage baroque damask or floral motif.
Upholstery Details
Not applicable.
Hardware & Fittings
Includes decorative corner brackets and standard internal framing fasteners consistent with manufactured decorative accent tables.
Origin & Provenance
Manufactured overseas for Uttermost, a well-known American home accessories and accent furniture company based in Rocky Mount, Virginia.
Condition Notes
Good overall pre-owned condition. Wear is consistent with manufactured intentional distressing, with minor scuffs and standard surface marks typical of light residential use.
Interesting Facts
Uttermost is a prominent family-owned company founded in 1975, widely recognized in the interior design industry for offering diverse accent furniture, mirrors, and home decor accessories.
Cultural Significance
Represents the popular 'distressed vintage' interior design movement of the early 21st century, which seeks to bring the warmth and character of antique European furnishings into modern homes.
Similar Pieces
Distressed mirrored end tables by brands like Hooker Furniture, Bassett, or various shabby-chic decor lines. Distinguished primarily by Uttermost's specific mirror motif and signature distressing technique.
Care & Maintenance
Clean mirrored glass using a standard glass cleaner applied to a cloth rather than directly to the surface to protect the wood and backing. Dust wooden frames gently with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid exposure to excess moisture.
Value Estimate
Estimated retail market value ranges from $250 to $450 depending on original retail pricing and current condition.
Sustainability Notes
Built for longevity within the home decor market, encouraging reuse and extended product lifecycles, though constructed using standard modern commercial manufacturing processes without specific eco-certifications.
Notes
Uttermost