Henry Link Furniture is no longer in business, having been bought by the Masco Corporation in 1987. Happily, their vintage wicker furniture is still available on occasion and is still very appealing. This white wicker coffee table has a glass top that is a few inches smaller than the top of the table. It is in very good vintage condition with only one piece of wicker being broken on the lower shelf, causing it to stick up slightly (refer to picture 13). This table was originally part of a five-piece set of Henry Link furniture, and the label showing the name of the company was on the cloth of the armchair and not on the underside of the table (refer to picture 17).

I photographed this coffee table outside on a sunny April afternoon. The color will invariably look different when viewed in an interior setting under artificial light. Please take this into consideration when matching colors.

The sofa shown in the last picture is currently available for purchase in a separate listing (refer to picture 18).

Measurements

Height: 16"
Width: 50"
Depth: 30.5"
Glass top: 48.75" in width and 29" in depth


Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: This coffee table is in very good vintage condition with only one piece of wicker being broken on the shelf, causing it to stick up slightly (refer to picture 13). This table was originally part of a five-piece set of Henry Link furniture, and the label showing the name of the company was on the cloth of the armchair and not on the underside of the table (refer to picture 17).

Origin:
United States

Creator:
Brand: Henry Link

Materials & Techniques:
Wicker

Details:
Country of Origin: United States
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used
Table Shape: Oval

Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; This coffee table is in very good vintage condition with only one piece of wicker being broken on the shelf, causing it to stick up slightly (refer to picture 13). This table was originally part of a five-piece set of Henry Link furniture, and the label showing the name of the company was on the cloth of the armchair and not on the underside of the table (refer to picture 17).