Neoclassical Widdicomb Occasional Table
This Neoclassical John Widdicomb occasional table from the early 1970s has been meticulously restored using traditional techniques, including French polishing, to recapture its original beauty and condition.
Widdicomb is a well-recognized name in the furniture industry. The Widdicomb family, originally from Devonshire, England, established a cabinet shop in Grand Rapids, Michigan in 1858. The company produced high-quality furniture in West Michigan until 2002 when it was acquired by Stickley.
Dimensions: 30”W x 20”D x 26”H
This Neoclassical John Widdicomb occasional table from the early 1970s has been meticulously restored using traditional techniques, including French polishing, to recapture its original beauty and condition.
Widdicomb is a well-recognized name in the furniture industry. The Widdicomb family, originally from Devonshire, England, established a cabinet shop in Grand Rapids, Michigan in 1858. The company produced high-quality furniture in West Michigan until 2002 when it was acquired by Stickley.
Dimensions: 30”W x 20”D x 26”H
This Neoclassical John Widdicomb occasional table from the early 1970s has been meticulously restored using traditional techniques, including French polishing, to recapture its original beauty and condition.
Widdicomb is a well-recognized name in the furniture industry. The Widdicomb family, originally from Devonshire, England, established a cabinet shop in Grand Rapids, Michigan in 1858. The company produced high-quality furniture in West Michigan until 2002 when it was acquired by Stickley.
Dimensions: 30”W x 20”D x 26”H