Oval Glass-Top Coffee Table (Cocktail Table)
Table (Coffee Table) · Contemporary Transitional / Hollywood Regency revival, likely late 20th to early 21st century · Unmarked mass-market or mid-tier design brand; similar styles are commonly produced by home decor manufacturers like Uttermost, Hooker Furniture, or Arteriors
Type
Table (Coffee Table)
Style Period
Contemporary Transitional / Hollywood Regency revival, likely late 20th to early 21st century
Material
Cast metal frame (likely iron or aluminum alloy) with a tempered glass top insert
Age Estimate
Contemporary, estimated manufactured within the last 15 to 25 years (circa 2000-2015)
Dimensions
Estimated dimensions: Height 18 inches, Width 42 inches, Depth 28 inches. This falls well within the standard sizing range for modern oval cocktail tables designed to sit in front of a standard sofa.
Origin
Likely manufactured in Asia (China or Vietnam) for the global home furnishings market
Designer/Maker
Unmarked mass-market or mid-tier design brand; similar styles are commonly produced by home decor manufacturers like Uttermost, Hooker Furniture, or Arteriors
Value Estimate
Estimated retail replacement value between $200 and $450 depending on the specific brand and retail outlet
Description
An elegant and airy contemporary coffee table featuring a smooth oval glass top inset within a sleek, continuous cast metal rim. The table is supported by four gracefully curved cabriole-style legs that taper into delicate scroll feet, reinforced by a central intersecting stretcher featuring decorative knot detailing. The champagne silver finish adds a touch of understated glamour, making it a versatile centerpiece for transitional and modern living spaces.
Key Features
Smooth oval glass insert, graceful curved cabriole metal legs, intersecting curved stretchers with a central decorative knot, and a soft champagne silver finish
Color & Finish
Champagne / muted silver-gilt finish with a smooth, semi-matte metallic sheen and subtle hand-applied antiquing
Construction Method
Factory-manufactured with cast metal components, welded structural joints, and a drop-in glass insert secured by the metal rim
Joinery & Craftsmanship
Factory welded metal construction; joints are smoothly blended and finished to present a seamless, high-end appearance
Wood Grain & Species
Not applicable, as the piece contains no wood elements
Surface Treatment
Applied metallic paint/leaf finish with a protective clear coat sealer to prevent oxidation and everyday wear
Upholstery Details
Not applicable
Hardware & Fittings
No functional hardware or visible mechanical fittings; integrated cast metal construction with subtle decorative scrollwork junctions underneath
Origin & Provenance
Likely manufactured in Asia (China or Vietnam) for the global home furnishings market
Condition Notes
Very Good condition. The glass appears clear and free of major chips or deep scratches, and the metallic finish shows minimal signs of wear with intact structural integrity
Interesting Facts
The use of glass tabletops paired with reflective metallic frames was popularized during the Art Deco and Hollywood Regency eras to maximize the illusion of space and light in smaller rooms
Cultural Significance
Reflects the modern consumer desire for lightweight, visually transparent furniture that prevents living areas from feeling overcrowded
Similar Pieces
Often confused with vintage Mid-Century or Hollywood Regency brass and glass coffee tables; distinguished primarily by its contemporary manufacturing techniques, cast-metal stretcher details, and champagne-toned finish
Care & Maintenance
Clean the glass top regularly with standard glass cleaner and a microfiber cloth. Dust the metal frame with a soft, dry cloth; avoid harsh chemical abrasives that could damage the metallic finish
Value Estimate
Estimated retail replacement value between $200 and $450 depending on the specific brand and retail outlet
Sustainability Notes
Durable metal and glass construction ensures a long product lifespan, reducing the need for frequent replacement, though the materials themselves are standard commercial grades without specific eco-certifications