Vintage White Pelangi-Style Rattan Glass-Top Coffee Table

This is a circular coffee table constructed from bent rattan poles finished in a distressed white or light gray paint. The design features a distinctive 'pelangi' or sunburst-style base consisting of concentric rattan rings secured to radiating support struts with decorative wicker bindings. The table is topped with a thick, circular clear glass pane that rests directly on the frame. The frame is supported by three or four thick rattan legs with horizontal band wraps near the feet for added stability and detailing. Physically, the piece appears to be mid-sized, typical of casual conservatory or patio furniture from the late 20th century, likely dating between the 1970s and 1990s. The construction shows artisan hand-binding techniques at the joints. Regarding condition, the white finish exhibits significant 'shabby chic' wear with visible scuffing, paint loss, and possible moisture-related discoloration on the lower rings. There is a noticeable pinkish stain or marking running down one of the main structural supports, which may be a permanent blemish or residue. The glass top shows light surface scratches consistent with age and use. No visible maker's marks or stamps are present in the view, but the craftsmanship is characteristic of Southeast Asian export furniture from the vintage era.

I have conducted a visual inspection of this Vintage White Pelangi-Style Rattan Coffee Table. This piece is a classic example of late 20th-century Indonesian export design, characterized by the 'pelangi' (rainbow) sunburst motif. The craftsmanship utilizes bent-pole construction and hand-bound wicker joints typical of the 1970s through early 1990s. The item's condition is fair to good. I observe significant surface wear to the white paint finish, including scuffing and paint loss that creates a 'shabby chic' aesthetic. Of particular concern is a pinkish vertical blemish on a primary support strut; if this is a deep watermark or chemical stain, it may necessitate a full refinishing. The concentric rattan rings appear structurally sound, though there is minor age-related discoloration on the lower tiers. The glass top shows surface abrasions consistent with residential use over several decades. Market demand for vintage rattan remains steady, driven by current 'Boho-chic' and 'Grandmillennial' interior trends. However, value is capped by the mass-produced nature of these export pieces and the current condition issues. Similar items in pristine or professionally restored condition can reach $600, but the present state of this table places it in the lower-to-mid decorative range. Note: This appraisal is based solely on digital images. Without an in-person examination, I cannot verify the integrity of the binding under load or rule out internal rot or pest damage common in vintage rattan. To fully authenticate the age and origin, I would require provenance documentation or a physical inspection of the wicker weave patterns and joint density. No maker’s marks were identified, which is common for this type of casual furniture.