Q283027

Vintage Lane Alta Vista Blue Tile Inlay Coffee Table

$1,120

SOLD

The Lane Furniture Company was founded in 1912 by John Lane in Altavista, Virginia, USA. Initially, it focused on manufacturing cedar chests. Over the years, it expanded its product line to include various types of furniture.

This vintage Lane Alta Vista coffee table features a striking blue tile inlay, adding a touch of artistry to your living space. Style number 924/01. Serial number 060310. This is in good condition, with age appropriate surface wear.

Inventory no.

Q283027

Availability

Sold

Location

52nd Street NYC

Dimensions

53.875 in. L x 20 in. W x 14.75 in. H

Length (in.)

53.875

Width (in.)

20

Height (in.)

14.75

Finish

Porcelain

Composition

Wood, Ceramic

Color

Blue, Medium wood tone

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