Heirloom Weiman Quality accent table.

Bought this for the pink marble top. Wanting to know about table, history, and value of table. Found other furniture made by this company but cannot find another table like the one purchased. Attached pictures to post.

 

There are a number of Weiman marble top pieces on Ebay. Although I didn't see this exact version, I think you could get a ball park idea of value if you search under completed/sold and see what other items were actually selling for. I would estimate this was made in the 1960s/70s.

 

Yeah that is what I was thinking, because of the square legs makes it look late 50s-70s modern type design. I cant seem to find that table, or even info on the production line model number. I did find other peices with marble tops same in color though. Thanks for info/ advice, I'm going to give that a try.

 

Here is one sold:

https://www.ebth.com/items/7418464-vintage-marble-top-entry-table-by-weiman

Value could be different depending on where you live and if you have a while to hold out for a sale.

 

Wow, I have been trying to look for a similar table for 9 months now! Thank you!! Dont want to sell just wondering about info, value and what not. I bought it for the marble top to place on Greek column pedestals for a entry table.

 

Id love to see a pic when youve got it set up. This is the exact same finish that was on my parents dining room set.Even as a kid I thought "It looks like plastic!"
Just wanted to add I like the shape of the table.Id hold onto it,you never know in 10 years.

 

Oh, what a fun set-up. Well done!

Looks like the marble has been cut so it no longer fits the original table (am I seeing that right?) If that's the case, value might not be worth hanging on to the original base. No great loss -- it's nice and I'm sure was reasonably expensive when new, but even if it still had the custom cut marble, I'm not sure the kind of thing to massively appreciate.

 

I think the top is turned backwards with the cut out at the wall. Picture hides it.
Notice the horizontal line.

 

Should add that it's a very attractive set up.

 

ya...i wouldn't have passed this by.......very usable ....nice marble !!!!

 

The marble wasnt cut, it fits orginal table correctly. I put it on backwards so that way I can put lamp wire through the little gap for easier plug in/out.

 

Put on backwards for lamp wire for easier plug in/out. Lol.

 

Now see it!

Well, in that case might be worth hanging on to the base. Not for any kind of investment necessarily, but tastes change and you might one day wish you had held onto the original base.

In any case, it's cool how you have it now.

 

Thanks!

 

Agree with a 70s date. I can see why you used the marble with the columns but I would prefer the table as-is over your current set up. To each his own..... No harm in splitting them up, as the table has no collector value at this point.