Exceptional Adam Style Satinwood Inlaid Occasional Table ​A Masterpiece of Mid-Century Craftsmanship (c. 1940s) ​This exquisite occasional table is a refined tribute to the Neo-Classical elegance of the Adam and Sheraton periods. Crafted in the United States around 1940, this piece captures the sophisticated aesthetic often associated with premier makers like the Baker Furniture Company. It is presented in Good condition with normal age wear (see attached lacquer finish detail in picture), ready to serve as a distinguished focal point in a curated interior. ​Design & Artistry ​The table features a stunning oval top executed in vibrant, honey-hued satinwood. At its center lies a meticulously inlaid fan motif, radiating outward toward a border of figured grain and rich rosewood crossbanding. This delicate interplay of rare woods creates a luminous, multi-dimensional surface protected by a flawless lacquered finish. ​The architectural silhouette is defined by: ​Support: Four elegant square tapered legs that provide a slender yet sturdy profile. ​The Stretcher: A graceful X-framed stretcher, centered with a circular plateau for added structural integrity and visual interest. ​Termination: Classic spade feet that anchor the piece with traditional Sheraton sophistication. Dimensions: ​Height: 28 in (71.12 cm) ​Width: 23 in (58.42 cm) ​Depth: 18 in (45.72 cm)