Semi-circular, three-legged table with two shallow drawers, one each fanning out when opened from the center. The table is constructed of pine but fronted with mahogany. The only decorative elements of the table are confined to the front of the drawers which constitutes the upper fifth of the height of the table. Each drawer is enlivened by horizontal mirror images of gracefully looped swags forming a circle topped with a bow, in the center of which the profile silhouette of a woman appears, all fashioned from contrasting mahogany and rosewood. Unpolished brass elements are confined to small, unobtrusive vertically hanging sprays of leaves and flowers hung in the center between the drawers and at each extreme side, small vertical brass elements on each end, a small horizontal brass element demarcating the termination of the drawers in the center and a small brass ring to open each drawer. The slender, fluted, slightly tapered, unadorned table legs terminate in small, circular brass feet.