Limbert inspired end table(s)

Hi Craftisians,  
 
I've always admired the designs of Charles Limbert.  I especialy like his double oval library table.  I've wanted to build some version of that table for ages. Well, I finally got the opportunity when we rearranged our family room with some new theater seating. Suddenly, we needed a couple of end tables to compliment the new seating configuration. These Limbert inspired pieces are the result... 
 
Details - The tables are 21 inches tall. The tops measure 23 by 16.5 inches.  The lumber is Red Oak and is re-purposed from some large, ill-fitting Mission Style tables that I had built for a  different house years ago, Those pieces never really fit our current home. I was glad to break them down and re-use the lumber. These new pieces work much better in the current space.  

A very fun build that I found  deceptively challengeing.  The notched,  intersecting jonery along with the oval tops and shelves were a bit of a stretch for my skills.  Each shelf was built with quarter sawn stock so wood expansion won't be an issue.  

This design is often finished with a dark stain. But we went with a lighter tone to match a previously built sofa table.  Colonial Maple stain with sprayed Shellac and wipe on Satin Polyurethane.  
 
Comments are always welcome. Happy to answer any questions. Thanks Craftisians... 
 
PS - I built two of these end tables. Only one is displayed...