Brass side tables, handcrafted in India for the world's best buyers.
Hammered and embossed drum tables, brass-and-wood accent tables and spun solid-brass pieces — hand-worked to a Moradabad standard, finished to hold their tone, and documented to clear your customs.
The accent that photographs like a hero piece and sells on sight.
A brass side table is the small, high-margin statement a styled room is built around — the warm metallic glow beside a sofa, the drum table at the end of a bed, the gleam in a hotel lobby vignette. Most of ours are a hand-hammered or embossed brass sheet worked over a solid-wood or wrought-iron frame — the classic drum and clad accent table — alongside spun and cast solid-brass pieces and solid-wood tops carried on brass legs, bands and feet. We work the metal to a Moradabad standard and build the wood body in Jodhpur, so you get genuine craft on a real structure, never a thin panel substrate.
A material with reach — handled by a maker who can document it.
Warmth that lasts
Brass carries a warm golden tone that reads as luxury across boho, mid-century, art-deco and coastal ranges. It does not rust, takes polishing and patina alike, and ages into character rather than wearing out — a genuinely long-life accent for retail and contract.
One compliant source
Where the table combines brass with solid wood, that wood is FSC-documented and Vriksh-verified, EUDR-ready and Lacey-supported. A low-value accent crosses the same border as a wardrobe — we make sure its paperwork is ready before you ask.
Craft at container scale
Our own factory plus a vetted Jodhpur and Moradabad network means consistent hammering, uniform finish and matched tone across a full run — from a first trial order to large, repeat containers, QC-checked on a 30–45 day lead.
Forms we make in brass.
Hammered & embossed drum tables
The signature piece — a cylindrical drum clad in hand-hammered or repoussé brass sheet over a wood or iron core, in antique or polished tone. High visual impact, nests nothing but ships one-piece and assembled.
Brass-and-wood accent tables
Solid sheesham, mango or reclaimed-wood tops on slim brass or brass-finished legs, bands and aprons — the two-tone look for mid-century and modern ranges, flat-pack friendly.
Spun & cast solid-brass tables
Turned pedestals, tripod and cross-base accent tables in solid brass — Moradabad-style metalware, weighty and built to a contract standard.
Brass-clad & inlay C-tables
Clad-faced C and laptop tables and pieces with brass inlay strips, bands or studded detail on a wood body — the gleam that lifts a plain form into a statement.
Prefer the raw metal side of the story, or the wood? Read the material background on brass properties, finishes and care, or see every wood, metal and inlay option on the side tables hub.
Common sizes, finishes and terms.
Indicative figures for standard designs — every dimension, finish and construction is made to your spec under OEM. Use this as a starting point for your buying template.
| Type | Typical size (Ø/W × H) | Construction | Format |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hammered drum table | Ø 35–45 × 45–55 cm | Embossed brass sheet over wood/iron core | Assembled |
| Round brass-and-wood | Ø 40–50 × 55 cm | Solid-wood top + brass-finish legs | Flat-pack base + top |
| Spun solid-brass accent | Ø 35–45 × 50–60 cm | Spun / cast solid brass | Assembled |
| C-table / laptop | 30 × 65 cm | Wood top, brass-clad or brass frame | Flat-pack |
| Nesting pair | Graduated, largest Ø 45 × 55 cm | Brass-clad over wood | Nests for density |
| Finish / term | Our standard |
|---|---|
| Finishes | Antique · antique-gold · polished lacquered · brushed/satin · hammered · distressed · blackened/patina · two-tone with wood |
| Sealing | Low-VOC, CARB / TSCA-compliant lacquer; lacquered (low-maintenance) or un-lacquered (living patina) on request |
| Minimum order | Sample / trial LCL; thereafter 1× 20ft FCL for best pricing; mixed containers supported |
| Lead time | 30–45 days after sample approval; urgent at premium |
| Incoterms | FOB / CIF from Mundra / Nhava Sheva |
| Models | ODM (our designs) + OEM (your drawings, finish, private label) |
| Packaging | Export carton, retail-ready, Amazon-FBA-ready or branded — ISPM-15 compliant |
Small piece, full paperwork.
A brass side table crosses the same border as a dining set, and where it carries solid wood that timber needs geolocated, deforestation-free due diligence under the EU Deforestation Regulation. Our sheesham is Vriksh-verified and CITES-compliant, our chain-of-custody is FSC-documented, and we support US Lacey Act declarations, UK Timber Regulation and CARB / TSCA-compliant finishes — so a low-value accent never becomes a customs problem.
How they are finished and kept.
Lacquered polished brass needs only a dry, soft cloth — the sealed surface resists tarnish in transit and on the shop floor. Antique, hammered and un-lacquered brass are meant to deepen with age, so wipe spills promptly and keep harsh chemical cleaners off them. Solid-wood tops move slightly with humidity — a normal trait of real wood, not a defect. Tell us the destination climate and how your customer should expect the piece to wear, and we will match the finish and sealing to suit.
Brass side tables, answered.
What are your brass side tables made of?
Most are a hammered or embossed brass sheet hand-worked over a solid-wood or wrought-iron frame — the classic brass drum and clad end table — alongside spun and cast solid-brass pieces and solid-wood tops with brass legs, bands or feet. We work brass to a Moradabad standard and build the wood core in Jodhpur, so every table carries a genuine solid-wood or metal body, never a panel substrate.
What finishes do you offer on brass side tables?
Antique and antique-gold, natural polished (lacquered to resist tarnish), brushed or satin, hammered, distressed, and blackened or patina brass — plus two-tone brass with wood. Finishes are sealed with low-VOC, CARB / TSCA-compliant lacquer so the surface holds its tone in transit and on the retail floor, and we match a reference sample under OEM.
What sizes do brass side tables come in, and are they flat-pack?
Common drum and accent tables run roughly 35–50 cm across and 45–60 cm tall; brass-and-wood designs go to your drawing under OEM. Brass-and-wood and brass-on-iron tables ship knockdown or flat-pack to cut freight and breakage, while one-piece drum and spun tables ship assembled. We advise the best format per design when we quote.
What is the minimum order for brass side tables?
A trial or sample order can ship LCL (part-container). For best wholesale pricing thereafter, one 20ft full container load is our standard minimum, and we consolidate brass side tables with coffee tables, décor and metalware into a single mixed container.
Are brass side tables compliant for import into the US and EU?
Yes. Any solid-wood component is covered by FSC chain-of-custody and Vriksh timber-legality, we are EUDR-ready with geolocation and deforestation-free due diligence, and we support US Lacey Act declarations, UK Timber Regulation, CARB / TSCA finishes and ISPM-15 heat-treated export packing, with ISO, SGS and SEDEX / SMETA behind them.
How do buyers keep brass side tables looking right?
Dust with a dry, soft cloth; for lacquered polished brass that is all it needs. Antique and raw-brass surfaces are meant to deepen with age; wipe spills promptly and keep off harsh chemical cleaners. We can supply lacquered (low-maintenance) or deliberately un-lacquered (living-patina) finishes to suit how your customer wants the piece to wear.
Send a reference or your range plan — we quote FOB/CIF with MOQ and lead time.
Whether it is one bestselling hammered drum table or a mixed container of brass-and-wood accent, nesting and solid-brass pieces, we will sample it, cost it and document it for your market.