Nautical Rowboat Coffee Table with Glass Top, Oars, 22″H, PA7060DG

Description

Age: Late 20th Century, circa 1970s–1990s

A wonderfully distinctive nautical-themed coffee or cocktail table fashioned as a detailed wooden rowboat and surmounted by a large oval glass top. With its convincing plank-built appearance, interior bench seat, pair of full-length oars, metal fittings, and sculptural wrought-iron supports, this is an exceptionally fun statement piece for a coastal, lake house, lodge, or eclectic interior.

The boat is constructed with overlapping horizontal planking designed to evoke traditional clinker- or lapstrake-built watercraft, complete with simulated metal fastening plates and a warm, weathered brown finish. The interior is equally detailed, incorporating curved ribs, plank flooring, a transverse seat, and two removable wooden oars resting within the hull.

Four metal supports mounted along the gunwales elevate the substantial beveled oval glass top, allowing the craftsmanship of the boat and oars to remain visible from above. Particularly appealing are the sculptural twisted wrought-iron legs, designed with circular ring and scroll elements suggestive of nautical hardware, mooring rings, or anchors.

The combination of a weathered look, metalwork, glass, and convincing maritime detailing gives the piece considerable decorative presence. Unlike a conventional coffee table, this functions almost as a piece of sculptural furniture and is certain to become a conversation piece.

An excellent choice for a coastal home, lake house, beach house, yacht club, marina office, seafood restaurant, nautical-themed room, lodge, game room, or designer interior.

Overall: 22″H × 30″W × 52.25″D
Boat Alone: 18.25″H × 24.5″W × 50″D

Good vintage condition, displaying intentional rustic/weathered character as well as age-appropriate wear. The wooden boat exhibits minor edge wear and distressed areas consistent with its decorative nautical appearance. Metal fittings and wrought-iron supports exhibit an aged patinated finish.

The oval glass top appears to be in good usable condition with expected light surface wear and scratches from use. The table retains its pair of oars, interior seat, metal glass supports, and four decorative wrought-iron legs. Overall, the piece presents very well and its weathered appearance complements the maritime design. Please refer to photographs for additional condition details.