Wooden Twist Sculpte Hand Carved Solid Wood Foldable End Table Rustic Accent Table for Living Room, Bedroom Space-Saving Contemporary and Modern (Antique Brown)

Excellent, very happy with the way it looks in person. The top and bottom threaded into the stem firmly with no give. After assembly it was stable too, no wobble. Well worth the money

I am happy the disgn, the quality and the finishing are excellent👍 value for money... No regrets... Thank you I guess the people made this product are passionate by their work...

The table came with heavy mould. Had to immediately throw it away owing to health risks possessed. Wasn’t able to get any refund for the item. I do not recommend to purchase this item.

Good quality and product

The quality is excellent. The product arrived well packaged. Both the ends screw in smoothly. It takes literally 2 minutes to assemble it. The design and finish are even better than what’s shown in the picture.

The table was carefully wrapped inside the box, and arrived undamaged. It's easy to assemble, just base, support, top, and the base has threading (carved wood) at each end. It has been sanded enough to smooth off splinters and rubbed with one coat of polish, so it isn't rough or jagged. This is a very small table, and it could be cute, if there had been more care taken in the staining and sanding of the table. The table is not sturdy. It can't be tightened down much, so the top spins and wobbles. The color is much lighter than pictured. It looks like the wood planks were stained, then sanded, and that most of the color was completely removed except for one blotch across the middle of the top, and one blotchv around the ery bottom of the support, and that's it. Because it's only got two stripes of stain visible from the top, it looks splotchy. The stain clearly shows where an orbital sander was applied, you can see the swirls on the bottom. Basically it looks unfinished, and kind of shoddy. It also, in not matching the image, really doesn't go with the furniture in the room I hoped to use it for. My options are stripping and restaining it, or just getting rid of it. And frankly, the unstable nature of the construction means it's really not worth the work of refinishing. This would be a much nicer product if they sanded it first, then stained it, and also added metal hardware so that it could be assembled in a more secure manner. A good idea, but poorly implemented.