I saw these at a local estate sale. There are four of them and I would say the biggest is dinning room table height and then goes down from there. Well made and the wood looks to be teak. Never seen tables like them. Any info would be much appreciated. Thanks!
No idea about identification, but I really love them.
If I were you I would display them fanned out. I.e the angled edge of the high table should meet the perpendicular edge in parallel of the mid table and then the same for the next one.
