Small trestle table with curvilinear top, with one drawer in the apron. Two trestles are made up of two spool or bobbin turned legs, mounted on scroll cut bracket feet connected by a bobbin turned center stretcher. Construction is crude. The eastern white pine table is grain painted in imitation of maple, with a landscape painted on the center of the top. Cottage furniture with Elizabethan Revival/Renaissance Revival influence.
From MOHAI Catalog Card: small rectangular side table. Spool legs. Pumpkin pine, so called for its golden color. Painted all over with wavy lines and a small pastoral scene on top. One shallow drawer. Brought around the Horn in the early 1850s by Captain Coupe founder of Coupeville, Whidbey Island.