Lolling Coffee Table
$2,175.00 - $2,828.00
The Lolling Coffee Table took inspiration from a ubiquitous post-World War II porch chair. The table utilizes traditional joinery, with wedged through tenons forming a visible junction between the tabletop and each of its four curved legs. Each table features a solid, matched-grain top, with a matching lower shelf for discreet storage.
- 18"H x 50"L x 22"W
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BEAUTY IN SIMPLICITY.
Inspired by the Lolling Chair, the Lolling Coffee features four rectangular legs that curve gently as they rise to support the shelf and tabletop, the design is both spare and substantial.
Made of hand-finished North American Hardwood, the Lolling Coffee Table offers a vivid example of visible joinery. The broad, matched-grain tabletop is marked by four wedged through tenons, where the legs are secured. A handy shelf is situated beneath the tabletop, where it joins with the legs to provide additional support.
It’s All In the Details
We are committed to building furniture of truly lasting value. When you purchase a Thos. Moser piece, we enter into a lifetime of friendship and service. As the original owner of a piece of Thos. Moser, we will guarantee our workmanship and wood materials for your lifetime.
1972
The year Thos. Moser was founded in New Gloucester, Maine.
856
Years
Our craftsmen's collective woodworking experience.
80,000
Square Feet
Of state-of-the-art, scalable manufacturing space in Auburn, Maine.
Lolling Coffee Table
LOLLCT •
18″H x 50″W x 22″L
Lolling Coffee Table™
LOLLCT • 18″H x 50″W x 22″L
The Lolling Coffee Table took inspiration from a ubiquitous post-World War II porch chair. The table utilizes traditional joinery, with wedged through tenons forming a visible junction between the tabletop and each of its four curved legs. Each table features a solid, matched-grain top, with a matching lower shelf for discreet storage.
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