This is exactly the kind of table that makes a dining room. A beautifully constructed vintage rattan dining table from the 1970s–80s, with a sculptural swept-leg base that is as much art object as furniture — four thick rattan poles sweeping outward from a central ring collar in a gesture that suggests a spreading palm or tropical root system. It has the organic drama and natural warmth that only genuine bent rattan achieves, and it photographs beautifully from every angle. The construction is impressive. The legs are bundled rattan poles that splay dramatically from a mid-height circular collar — a design that creates visual movement while maintaining structural integrity. Between the collar and the floor, a circular woven rattan lower shelf in a neat grid pattern ties the legs together and provides a secondary surface for plants, a bowl, or decorative objects. The shelf's construction — each reed intersection finished with wrapped rattan ties — is a detail that rewards close looking. The glass top sits perfectly on the base, its transparency allowing the sculptural rattan structure below to be fully appreciated from every seat at the table. The glass is in very good condition. The overall effect — warm rattan base, clear glass top — is light, open, and genuinely beautiful. No maker's markings, consistent with quality American rattan production of the era. Pairs beautifully with the diamond-lattice hoop-back rattan chairs (also available), or with any rattan, wicker, or upholstered dining chairs. An anchor piece for a coastal, Boho, or organic modern dining room. Dimensions: 41w 41d 28h (base: 28.5w 28.5d) Condition: age appropriate wear, vintage finish worn, scuffs/scratches, edge wear, discoloration see photos.