Description
A charming vintage elephant tray table combining sculptural animal form with the warmth and texture of natural woven wicker. Broad fan-shaped ears, expressive eyes, long wooden tusks, and a curled trunk give the elephant a delightful personality, while braided trim outlines its decorative saddle blanket and tail.
An oval tray with a raised woven gallery rests above the elephant's back, providing a practical surface for drinks, books, or a favorite decorative object. The elephant stands on a rectangular wicker-covered plinth, giving the piece a balanced, substantial silhouette. Its honey and straw tones bring inviting texture to a room without overwhelming the surrounding furnishings.
The whimsical animal form recalls the woven creations of Mario Lopez Torres, while its tropical character complements Hollywood Regency, coastal, bohemian, and British Colonial interiors. It would feel equally at home among the wicker, patterned fabrics, and collected accessories associated with Sister Parish and the colorful decorating of Celerie Kemble.
A distinctive accent beside a sofa or lounge chair, this table offers both useful surface space and a memorable decorative presence. Particularly lovely in a sunroom, reading corner, or layered living room.
Dimensions: 23" wide * 15" deep * 21.5" tall.
Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: Very good - Excellent Vintage condition commiserate with age. Please review the detailed photographs. Styling accessories are not included.
Origin:
Philippines
Creator:
Styled After: Bunny Williams Home
Materials & Techniques:
Wicker
Details:
Country of Origin: Philippines
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used
Table Shape: Oval
An oval tray with a raised woven gallery rests above the elephant's back, providing a practical surface for drinks, books, or a favorite decorative object. The elephant stands on a rectangular wicker-covered plinth, giving the piece a balanced, substantial silhouette. Its honey and straw tones bring inviting texture to a room without overwhelming the surrounding furnishings.
The whimsical animal form recalls the woven creations of Mario Lopez Torres, while its tropical character complements Hollywood Regency, coastal, bohemian, and British Colonial interiors. It would feel equally at home among the wicker, patterned fabrics, and collected accessories associated with Sister Parish and the colorful decorating of Celerie Kemble.
A distinctive accent beside a sofa or lounge chair, this table offers both useful surface space and a memorable decorative presence. Particularly lovely in a sunroom, reading corner, or layered living room.
Dimensions: 23" wide * 15" deep * 21.5" tall.
Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: Very good - Excellent Vintage condition commiserate with age. Please review the detailed photographs. Styling accessories are not included.
Origin:
Philippines
Creator:
Styled After: Bunny Williams Home
Materials & Techniques:
Wicker
Details:
Country of Origin: Philippines
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used
Table Shape: Oval
Condition
Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; Very good - Excellent Vintage condition commiserate with age. Please review the detailed photographs. Styling accessories are not included.
Buyer's Premium
20%
Dimensions
21 x 15 x 23 in
Vintage Woven Wicker Elephant Tray Side Drinks Table With Wood Tusks, Tropical Regency Style
Estimate $280-$1,040
Starting Bid
$140
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Autumn Furniture & Mid-Century Design Edit
Oct 23, 2026, 4:00 PM EDTNew York, NY, United States
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