Kolvern Tradardalur Glass End Table

A 26 inch glass end table on an iron frame in a distressed gold finish, with a tempered glass lower shelf and a 40 pound rating.

The listed footprint is 26 inches high, 26 inches wide, and 18 inches deep, so tape that rectangle beside the chair or sofa it will sit next to before it arrives.

• Two glass tiers, gold frame

  A rectangular end table with a clear glass top and a second, clear glass shelf below, both set into a distressed gold iron frame. Four tapered legs and a low X-stretcher give it an airy, traditional look next to a sofa or chair.

• Turned legs, X-stretcher base

  Each leg is turned and fluted, tapering to a slim point at the floor. All four legs cross low near the ground in an X-stretcher, meeting at a small turned finial in the center for a traditional, furniture-maker's detail.

• Iron frame, clear glass tiers

  The frame is iron in a distressed gold finish that reads warm and a little weathered rather than shiny new. The tabletop is clear glass, while the lower shelf is clear tempered glass, so the two surfaces catch the light differently.

• 26 inches high and wide

  The table measures 26 inches high, 26 inches wide, and 18 inches deep, a compact rectangle sized to sit at sofa-arm height beside a chair or the end of a couch. Tape out the footprint on your floor before it arrives to check the fit.

• Sits low, stretcher near floor

  The X-stretcher and its center finial sit low, close to the floor, leaving little legroom or clearance underneath for a vacuum head to pass through. Plan to place it beside a chair or a sofa rather than in a walkway people cut through.

• Rated for about 40 pounds

  The table's combined weight capacity is about 40 pounds across the clear glass top and the glass shelf, plenty for lamps, framed photos, or a stack of magazines. The table itself weighs in at 37 pounds, light enough for one person to carry into place.

• Under 30 minutes, no tools

  Assembly is required but rated at under 30 minutes, with the legs and crossbars going together by hand and no power tools called for. It is a straightforward, one-person job before the glass top and shelf sit in place.

• Dust the glass, skip ammonia

  Dust the clear glass top and the glass shelf with a soft, dry cloth, and use a light glass cleaner rather than an ammonia-based spray, which can cloud a clear-glass finish over time. Wipe the iron legs dry if they pick up moisture, so the gold finish keeps its color.

• One table, minor assembly

  What ships is the table unassembled: the frame legs, the two crossbars, the clear glass top, and the glass shelf, all in one box. A lamp, books, or any styling pieces shown near the table are not included and are not part of this listing.

Good to know

• Tape a 26 by 18 inch rectangle; the X-stretcher sits low, near the floor.
• One open shelf below the top, useful for a lamp, books, or a tray.
• At 37 pounds it is a one-person unbox and setup, no power tools needed.
• Keep 40 pounds in mind for what you set on the glass top and shelf combined.
• Attach the four iron legs and the X-stretcher base to the tabletop. Rated under 30 minutes with no power tools.
• The end table is the product. Sofa, chair, lamps, books, rugs, and other room pieces are styling only.