This pair of mid-century Mexican modernist-style side tables features a striking mix of organic textures and bold geometric architecture.

Key Visual Characteristics

The Tops: They feature solid, dark-stained hardwood overhanging tops with a glossy finish. The prominent, exposed wood grain accentuates the rustic yet refined mid-century aesthetic.

The Base: The defining feature is the trapezoidal or "wedge-shaped" woven wicker/rattan basket structure. It dramatically tapers downward, creating a sharp, architectural silhouette.

The Weave: The upper portion utilizes a darker, tight, multi-tonal brown weave, which transitions into a contrasting, lighter honey-toned herringbone or chevron pattern along the bottom face.

The Legs: The frame concludes with thick, solid wood flared legs that anchor the tables firmly to the ground, matching the dark stain of the tabletop.

This specific combination of a solid overhanging wood top paired with a woven, tapering geometric basket base is heavily reminiscent of iconic designs by famous mid-centuray artists such as Michael van Beuren for Muebles Austin in Mexico during the 1940s and 1950s.


Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: These side tables are in amazing shape for their age. There is a little bowing on the natural hardwood (due to dry climate, I suspect.) There is also two water rings on top of one of the tables. See photos for clarity.

Origin:
United States

Materials & Techniques:
Rattan

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Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; These side tables are in amazing shape for their age. There is a little bowing on the natural hardwood (due to dry climate, I suspect.) There is also two water rings on top of one of the tables. See photos for clarity.