Two stamped vintage Mersman tables from the same era — different designs, same legendary quality. Save $$ when you purchase both collectable pieces.
TABLE 1 — MERSMAN 7313 — The Butler Tray Table ($40 separately)
Three-tier side table with a removable curved butler tray top that lifts off by the brass handle. Two lower curved shelves. Decorative wood inlay banding on the legs and trim. Single drawer with original brass hardware. Gallery-edge top cradles the tray.
TABLE 2 — MERSMAN 7706 — The Stepped End Table ($40 separately)
Two-tier stepped design with a raised compartment section and hinged access panel. Single drawer with decorative brass plate handle. Four tapered legs on original caster wheels. Curved bracket supports between tiers.
Both tables carry the Mersman triangle stamp and model number on the underside. Mersman Brothers — Celina, Ohio (est. 1907) — one of the most collected American furniture brands. That stamp is your guarantee of quality and provenance.
These aren't a matched pair — they're two different designs from the same maker that complement each other beautifully. Use them as flanking end tables, or put the 7706 in the bedroom and the 7313 in the living room. Either way, you're getting two pieces of stamped American furniture history for less than the price of one comparable table online.
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Mersman 7313: Tiered End Table / Commode features a curved front drawer, inlaid stringing detailing on the legs, and two open lower display shelves.
Height: 26 inches (to the top surface)
Width: 16 inches
Depth: 26 inches
Mersman 7106: Step-Tee / Telephone End Table. A classic mid-century "step" design, often used alongside a sofa or as a telephone table, featuring a raised upper tier and a single drawer below.
Total Height: 24 inches (to the top of the upper tier)