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Hekman End Tables

By pmdunn, 14 October, 2020
Description

End tables or nightstands with leather inlay on both levels. Not sure when they are from or what the wood is. I figure Hekman was mass produced and therefore these are not worth much in this condition but I am willing to be surprised.

Category
American Furniture
Medium
Some sort of wood
Distinguishing marks
Hekman Tables of Merit Grand Rapids, Mich stamp
Condition
Fair
Size and dimensions of this item
25.5" tall, 16" wide, 24" deep
Date Period
Unsure...40s? 50s?
Price Paid (If known)
$25 for these 2 tables, a dresser, chair with ottoman, and a couch.
For Sale?
No
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MarkBlemish

4 years 8 months ago

Re: Hekman End Tables

Here’s a pair that sold for $195 https://www.loveseat.com/i/pair-of-mid-century-step-tables/
Your label started in 1949 http://www.furniturecityhistory.org/company/3625/hekman-furniture-co
The company is still in business. Another pair sold for $75 https://www.loveseat.com/i/pair-of-hekman-vintage-mahogany-step-end-tab…
So mahogany with inlaid leather and those prices as references as to what yours might be worth.

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Lovejoy

4 years 8 months ago

Re: Hekman End Tables

Not much demand for these tables at present, their Federal Revival style has not had any revival of interest in recent years, generally one finds them most often in garage sales and charity shops for under $100.00.

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