This is a striking Asian style carved elm wood altar table or console table that measures 74.5” long, 13.25” deep, and 32.5” tall. It’s unusually long and narrow, so it fills up a lot of wall space with a very skinny footprint. It would look great in a hallway or entry way. Could be used as a sideboard or buffet in a dining room. It could also be used as a console table under a wall mounted TV in a living room or bedroom. Very versatile piece with a lot of style. The console table has a paneled wood top with two dovetail jointed drawers on either end, bridged with a carved open fretwork apron. Skinny Ming style legs joined with a stretcher provide surprising sturdiness and stability for such an airy looking piece. The late 20th century era table is in good vintage condition. It’s sturdy and handsome but has some flaws on the table top, including a water mark, scratches, scuffs and other signs of wear. Minor wood loss on one corner on the side. Nonstructural cracks from wood shrinkage over time. Please see photos for more details about the condition of the table.