Double Dragon End or Side Table with Glass 24H

Dragons Below, Glass Above: A Double Dragon End Table

Two dragons rise together to carry a glass top. This double dragon end table is sculpted in cold cast resin and hand painted. It gives a quiet corner a touch of old legend.

Dragons guard treasure in many stories, and here they guard a tabletop. Their paired forms echo a long tradition of dragons twined in decoration. A double dragon end table of this kind pairs fantasy with function.

Resin casting lets the sculptor keep the sharp detail of claws, spines, and scales. Hand painting then gives each piece its own character. A cold cast resin dragon table keeps its detail for years.

A Dragon Pair as a Support

Sculptors have long made animals into supports, from lion-footed chairs to griffin legs. This dragon side table with glass continues that habit with humor and drama. The glass keeps the carving in full view. Wherever it stands, the double dragon end table draws the eye.

Cold cast resin dragon table pieces are lighter than stone but hold fine detail. Browse more in our dragons and gargoyles collection. Every hand painted dragon table varies a little. A hand painted dragon table rewards close inspection.

Product Details

• Subject: Double dragon end or side table with glass top
• Material: Cold cast resin
• Finish: Hand painted
• Size: 24.25 in x 11.5 in x 20.5 in
• Case pack: 1

Display Notes

Set the table on a level floor beside a sofa or chair. Wipe the resin gently with a dry cloth, and clean the glass as you would a window. This dragon side table with glass needs little room. Every double dragon end table is a small stage for legend.

The Dragon in Myth and Art

The dragon is one of the oldest creatures of myth. In Chinese tradition it is a lord of rain and rivers, and a symbol of power and good fortune. In medieval Europe it was more often a fierce guardian or a foe to be slain. Artists have pictured dragons coiled, winged, and watchful for centuries. A dragon table brings that long storytelling tradition into a living room.

For More Reading

• The Metropolitan Museum of Art: Dragons in the collection
• The British Museum