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Occasional tables

By Furniture Today Staff -- Furniture Today, October 12, 2003

Flexsteel
Bernhardt
Santos
Emerson et Cie
Recherche
Four Hands
Ann Tyler
Ferguson Copeland
Emerald
Sibau
Butler Specialty
John Richard
Chelsea House
SAS Living
Rose Hill

Flexsteel

IHFC C-558
Flexsteel is featuring new occasional and home entertainment collections that complement its upholstery. This round cocktail table is part of the Lucerne group, using metal and ash veneers in a medium Cashew finish.

Bernhardt

IHFC D-601
This oval cocktail table comes from Bernhardt's new Latitudes collection, in casual and eclectic styling with materials like rattan, palm fiber, pin knotty cherry and brass.

Santos

SP2421
Introductions include the Trapezoid group of tables.

Emerson et Cie

330 N. Hamilton
Emerson et Cíe is introducing 125 occasional pieces in European antique styling. This 23041 cocktail table features rattan with inlay veneer and a beveled glass top. It retails for $2,024.

Recherche

SMS 1-632
The Carrituck group of occasional tables features bent maple veneer legs in a natural finish with glass tops.

Four Hands

Union Square E-201
Four Hands delves into Chinese antiques with the Imperial collection. This Shanghai wall table has a distinctive Chinese Red finish, based on the original pigment tint that came from a volcanic material called cinnabar.

Ann Tyler

440 S. Wrenn St.
This coffee table from Ann Tyler combines metal and Philippino mahogany. Part of the Starburst collection, the table was designed by Tim Michaels.

Ferguson Copeland

300 E. Green St.
Ferguson Copeland's new occasional pieces make use of a hammered, oxidized brass that resembles aged bronze. This console table was designed by Larry Laslo.

Emerald

243 S. Main
This lift-top cocktail table is part of the T1800 group. The cherry tables have black lattice trim. The cocktail table retails for $375.

Sibau

220 Elm 328
This contemporary coffee table in a dark finish comes from Sibau.

Butler Specialty

IHFC C-354
Butler Specialty has more than tripled its typical number of introductions this market with 160 new items, including this three-tier table with bombé shaping.

John Richard

200 Steele St.
The new European Crossroads collection includes this needlework table that can double as a storage end table.

Chelsea House

200 N. Hamilton, S-104
A brassy shine highlights this New Castle demilune table.

SAS Living

C&D 5B
This cocktail table with turned legs comes from the new Birmingham collection.

Rose Hill

142 S. Main St.
Rose Hill introduces Pine Grove, casual pine occasional and home entertainment furniture with rustic overtones. This 403 cocktail table has storage, overlay top moldings and inset angled glass.

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