Vintage Arched Wicker Etagere Bookshelf
Furniture

Vintage Arched Wicker Etagere Bookshelf

This is a vintage freestanding etagere characterized by its distinct arched (clover-leaf or bent-wood) silhouette. Constructed from natural woven wicker and rattan over a rigid frame, the piece features a light honey-brown patina. The design incorporates a solid arched top with intricate diamond-weave mesh backing and sides. It has three primary shelving levels, though the top two wicker shelf inserts are currently detached and resting at the bottom, revealing the underlying structural horizontal supports. The framing is reinforced with thick rattan poles and decorative braided edges. The craftsmanship indicates a 1970s or 1980s Bohemian or 'Coastal' style, likely manufactured in Southeast Asia for the Western export market. Measuring approximately five to six feet in height, the unit displays some age-appropriate wear, including minor fraying of the wicker ends and light dust accumulation within the weave. The overall structure appears stable, though it requires the reinstallation of the shelf panels for functional use. No visible maker's marks or stamps are present in the provided view.

Estimated Value

$150-$250

Basic Information

Category

Furniture

Appraised On

May 9, 2026

Estimated Value

$150-$250

Item Description

This is a vintage freestanding etagere characterized by its distinct arched (clover-leaf or bent-wood) silhouette. Constructed from natural woven wicker and rattan over a rigid frame, the piece features a light honey-brown patina. The design incorporates a solid arched top with intricate diamond-weave mesh backing and sides. It has three primary shelving levels, though the top two wicker shelf inserts are currently detached and resting at the bottom, revealing the underlying structural horizontal supports. The framing is reinforced with thick rattan poles and decorative braided edges. The craftsmanship indicates a 1970s or 1980s Bohemian or 'Coastal' style, likely manufactured in Southeast Asia for the Western export market. Measuring approximately five to six feet in height, the unit displays some age-appropriate wear, including minor fraying of the wicker ends and light dust accumulation within the weave. The overall structure appears stable, though it requires the reinstallation of the shelf panels for functional use. No visible maker's marks or stamps are present in the provided view.

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