Step into mid-century craftsmanship with this exceptionally rare Sprague & Carleton Model 47 Cobbler’s Side Table, featuring a drop-leaf extension, rich maple construction, and timeless New England charm. Produced in Keene, New Hampshire, by the revered Sprague & Carleton company — known for its solid hard rock maple and Colonial revival pieces — this table is a true survivor of 1950s –60s American furniture design.
• Drop-leaf design for flexible use — perfect as a side table, writing surface, or accent piece.
• Solid maple with warm patina and vintage character.
• Original hardware and joinery intact.
Dimensions:
Total height: 23.5”
Height from floor to first tier: 17”
Width: 24”
Depth with leaf down: 18.5”
Depth with leaf up: 25.25”
This table isn’t just a collectible — it’s a versatile piece ready for a fresh chapter in your home. Its compact size and sturdy craftsmanship make it perfect as a coffee table, with the drop leaf offering extra space when guests arrive. It can also serve beautifully as a side table in a reading nook, holding books, plants, or a lamp, or even repurposed as a unique bar or serving station, where the extended leaf becomes a handy surface for cocktails or appetizers. Beyond function, it carries the charm of its original purpose as a cobbler’s workbench, adding character and conversation value to any room. A timeless blend of utility and heritage, this table is ready to be reimagined to suit modern living.
The Model 47 table is a slice of postwar American design history. Sprague & Carleton pieces are increasingly sought after for their durability, elegance, and regional provenance. This cobbler’s form is especially rare, likely produced in limited runs between 1955 and 1960, making this a standout for collectors, designers, and lovers of New England heritage.