Antique oak side table with a historic appearance. This console table was crafted in the early 20th century (approx. 1900–1930) in the characteristic English Jacobean Revival style. Thanks to its slender and compact size, it is ideal for a hallway, behind a sofa, or as a decorative focal point in the living room. Height: 71 cm, width: 87 cm, depth: 58 cm. Material: Solid, high-quality quarter-sawn oak with a warm, weathered patina. Authentically designed turned spindles (bobbin-twixt / spiral legs) connected by a sturdy wooden framework at the bottom. Equipped with a wide, smooth-running drawer spanning the entire width. The drawer features two beautiful, original brass drop-ring pulls with a detailed rosette motif. Solid and sturdy construction. The wood shows light, characteristic signs of age and historic woodworm holes on the underside/inside. Do not worry: they are old and inactive.
Specifications
ConditionVery goodColorsBrownMaterialOtherNumber of items1First ownerYesHeight71 cmWidth87 cmDepth58 cm