This striking vintage pencil reed console table dates to the 1970s and features an elegant waterfall silhouette with four sculptural legs and softly rounded corners. Crafted in richly toned pencil reed, the piece showcases exceptional material depth and curvature, emphasizing the organic luxury associated with high-quality coastal and resort-era design. The table is fitted with a custom glass insert top, which both protects the surface and enhances its architectural clarity. The transparency of the glass allows the sculptural reed base to remain visually dominant while adding practicality and versatility for everyday use. The design reflects the same elevated aesthetic, craftsmanship, and organic modern sensibility associated with notable late-20th-century designers such as Gabriella Crespi, Betty Cobonpue, and Vivai del Sud, known for their refined use of natural materials and sculptural forms within high-end interiors. While not attributed, the console’s proportions, execution, and material quality place it firmly within that same design lineage. Well-scaled and visually light, this piece works beautifully in a variety of settings — as an entry console, behind a sofa, along a hallway, or at the foot of a bed. Its form bridges coastal, boho, mid-century modern, and Palm Beach Regency interiors, offering a sophisticated yet relaxed presence. A matching pair of stools from the same set is available and listed separately. ⸻ Details • Origin: United States • Period: 1970s • Materials: Pencil reed, glass insert top • Condition: Very good vintage condition ⸻ Dimensions • Width: 54.5 in • Depth: 18.5 in • Height: 24.5 in