The Timothy Cocktail Table

The Timothy Cocktail Table speaks in the unhurried language of considered craft, its generous rectangular form grounded in Khaya wood and animated by the interplay of Golden Madrone and Morado veneers — two materials whose natural figuring create a quiet, almost painterly tension across the surface. Brass accents punctuate the composition with precisely the right weight, lending an architectural authority that reads as effortlessly classic without ever settling into the predictable. At forty-eight inches across, the table commands a seating arrangement rather than merely serving one, its proportions calibrated for rooms that reward a closer look. A distinguished offering from Theodore Alexander's Stephen Church collection, it is the kind of piece that anchors a salon for decades.