With two finish options and a bright metal line running through figured sycamore, the Theodore Alexander Spencer London Cocktail Table II is a 60-inch table that rewards a close look. It is 32 inches deep and 17 inches high, proportions that suit a pair of facing sofas better than a single one, and the inlaid stainless steel gives the surface a drawn, graphic quality instead of leaving it as plain veneer.
Design & Craftsmanship
Sycamore veneer is the principal material, cut and matched for figure, and the steel is set into it rather than applied on top. Theodore Alexander offers the piece in Fulham, coded VCF1973, and Chelsea, coded VCF1972, at an identical 60 by 32 by 17 inches and 147.7 pounds either way. The Theodore Alexander Spencer London Cocktail Table II sits at the centre of the Spencer London collection, which takes Lord Spencer's London townhouse as its starting point and builds it from figured sycamore, maple and khaya crotch wood. In a Miami Beach apartment the lighter Fulham tone keeps a bright room airy, while Chelsea gives a darker Coral Gables interior something to anchor to.
Dimensions & Specifications
- Overall: 60" W x 32" D x 17" H (152.4 x 81.3 x 43.2 cm)
- Fulham finish (VCF1973): SKU TA51244.C399
- Chelsea finish (VCF1972): SKU TA51244.C400
- Materials: sycamore veneer with stainless steel inlay
- Net weight: 147.7 lbs per table
- Collection: Spencer London
Why buy your Theodore Alexander cocktail table at Decor House
Decor House Furniture has been selling in Miami for more than 40 years and is an authorized Theodore Alexander dealer, which means the correct code is on the order whichever tone you pick. White glove delivery accompanies local orders, so the table is unpacked, brought in, placed and levelled while the packaging goes back out with the truck. The Decor House Trade Program is open to designers and architects and adds project pricing and sample service. Come to 4119 Ponce de Leon Blvd in Coral Gables to see both finishes before ordering the Theodore Alexander Spencer London Cocktail Table II.
