Add a layer of historic charm and exceptional versatility to your home with this vintage 1960s Chippendale-style tilt-top table by Kling Colonial. Crafted from rich, solid mahogany, this piece effortlessly blends high-end traditional style with small-space utility.

The design is defined by an elegant, deeply scalloped "pie-crust" rim top that beautifully showcases the wood's natural grain. It rests on a classic turned pedestal column featuring a sturdy, hand-carved tripod base with graceful cabriole legs and snake feet. The true magic of a tilt-top table lies in its adaptable nature: when flat, it serves as a stunning afternoon tea table or cocktail surface; when tilted upright, it transforms into an architectural decorative accent that slides seamlessly into a tight corner or rests flush against a wall.

Dimensions:
* Unfolded/Flat: 30" Wide x 28.5" Deep x [Height] High
* Folded Upright: 30" Wide x 8" Deep x 44.5" High
Provenance:Proudly marked by the renowned Kling Furniture Company (New York) during their iconic "Kling Colonial" era following their mid-century merger with Ethan Allen. Known for heirlooms built to last generations.


Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: In wonderful condition for its age. The solid mahogany finish retains a gorgeous depth, and the brass tilt-and-latch mechanism operates smoothly and locks securely. There is a slight surface mark smaller than a dime near the edge-kindly see the photos for a close-up look. A structurally rock-solid, charming vintage piece.

Creator:
Brand: Kling Furniture Co.

Materials & Techniques:
Mahogany

Details:
Table Shape: Round
Country of Origin: Unknown
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used

Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; In wonderful condition for its age. The solid mahogany finish retains a gorgeous depth, and the brass tilt-and-latch mechanism operates smoothly and locks securely. There is a slight surface mark smaller than a dime near the edge-kindly see the photos for a close-up look. A structurally rock-solid, charming vintage piece.