Spanish Colonial Revival Carved Wood & Ceramic Tile Side Table, c.1940's

Description: This charming Spanish Colonial Revival side table, dating to the 1940's, features a richly grained wood frame with a colorful glazed ceramic tile inset. The tabletop showcases decorative amber, turquoise, and black tiles, creating a striking contrast against the warm wood finish. Its sculptural scalloped trestle legs and connecting stretcher highlight the craftsmanship and character of the period. The piece retains its original vintage condition and has been carefully inspected by our Los Angeles studio for stability and functionality. A distinctive accent table that brings warmth, texture, and Old World charm to any interior.

Fun Historical Fact
Spanish Colonial Revival furniture became especially popular in the American Southwest and California during the early 20th century. The style drew inspiration from traditional Spanish architecture, handcrafted furnishings, and decorative ironwork. Colorful ceramic tiles were frequently incorporated into furniture and architectural interiors to introduce pattern and Mediterranean character. By the 1940's, these traditional influences remained popular in American homes, particularly in Spanish-style residences.