Double Dragon End or Side Table with Glass, Blue and Silver, 33H

Two Dragons Hold the Glass: Double Dragon Side Table in Blue and Silver

Two sculpted dragons coil around one another and lift a sheet of glass on their backs. This double dragon side table is hand painted in full color blue and silver. Cold cast resin lets every scale and claw show crisp detail.

Pairs of dragons are an old motif in art. Twined together, they suggest balance, rivalry, and shared strength. The sculptor has turned that idea into a working piece of furniture.

The glass top shows the carved forms below. Light moves across the blue and silver paint as you walk around the table. As a dragon end table with glass, it shows its carving from above.

Sculpture You Can Set a Lamp On

This dragon end table with glass is meant to be seen from every side. The hand painted finish gives each dragon its own gleam. Blue and silver dragon table designs suit a fantasy lover's den or a bold living room. Hand painted dragon furniture seldom looks this bold.

Furniture like this sits between sculpture and decor. Explore more creatures of myth in our dragons and gargoyles collection. Hand painted dragon furniture rewards a close look. This double dragon side table is a true conversation piece.

Product Details

• Subject: Double dragon end or side table with glass top
• Material: Cold cast resin and glass
• Finish: Hand painted, full color blue and silver
• Size: 23.62 in x 23.62 in x 33 in
• Weight: 49 lbs
• Case pack: 1

Display Notes

At 49 lbs, the table needs a level floor and a clear corner. Wipe the resin with a soft dry cloth, and clean the glass as you would a window. A double dragon side table of this size anchors a seating group. This blue and silver dragon table catches lamplight. Hand painted dragon furniture like this is rare.

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