A handsome piece of period oak furniture, this English side table dates to the early 18th century. The rectangular top displays pleasing colour and patina above a single frieze drawer carved in a continuous guilloche and rosette design flanking a pair of brass drop handles, apparently original to the piece. The table stands on four baluster turned legs united by a box stretcher, terminating in bun feet. Honest wear and age-appropriate colour throughout, with minor splits to the top boards consistent with a piece of this age and construction. A versatile size well suited as a hall, lamp, or occasional table.
A handsome piece of period oak furniture, this English side table dates to the early 18th century. The rectangular top displays pleasing colour and patina above a single frieze drawer carved in a continuous guilloche and rosette design flanking a pair of brass drop handles, apparently original to the piece. The table stands on four baluster turned legs united by a box stretcher, terminating in bun feet. Honest wear and age-appropriate colour throughout, with minor splits to the top boards consistent with a piece of this age and construction. A versatile size well suited as a hall, lamp, or occasional table.
