Abstract: A manicure table of the type in which the manicurist and patron sit at opposite sides of the table, the table having a generally horizontal operator top portion along one side and an upwardly inclined patron top portion along the other side disposed at an acute angle to the horizontal for supporting the forearm or the patron and having its upper edge spaced above the operator top portion a distance sufficient to allow the patron's hand to flex at the wrist and extend downwardly from the upper edge of the inclined patron's top portion toward the operator top portion. A manicurist supply and utensil cabinet is advantageously provided at one end of the table. A lamp is advantageously mounted above the table.

Abstract: A stackable modular shelf apparatus including at least two vertically stackable frame modules and a multi-sided intermediate shelf, in which each frame module includes a plurality of generally rectangular individual frames corresponding to the number of sides on the intermediate shelf and arranged in upright planes along the sides of the shelf with the upright end members on adjacent ends of the frames juxtaposed adjacent the corners of the shelf and connected together by a plurality of connectors. One frame module is stacked on top of the other frame module and the shelf has a generally horizontal peripheral portion interposed between adjacent side members on the frames of the upper and lower frame modules.