Antique 18th Century English Georgian Oak Low Side Table

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A superb and highly distinctive 18th-century English Georgian side table, finely constructed in oak and particularly notable for its unusual … Read more A superb and highly distinctive 18th-century English Georgian side table, finely constructed in oak and particularly notable for its unusual low proportions, elegant cabriole legs and beautifully aged timber. The table features a generously proportioned rectangular top with attractive carved detailing, adding decorative interest while showcasing the craftsmanship and character associated with Georgian furniture. A single useful drawer is incorporated into the front and fitted with decorative brass handles, providing convenient storage while complementing the warm tones of the oak. The table is raised upon elegant cabriole legs, lending a graceful profile to the substantial top and creating a pleasing balance between its robust construction and refined Georgian form. Throughout, the oak displays a particularly attractive natural grain with a deep, rich colour and established patina. The variations and character developed within the timber over more than two centuries contribute greatly to the individuality and decorative appeal of the piece. Its relatively low height of 68 cm gives the table an unusual and particularly versatile character. In addition to functioning as a traditional side or occasional table, its generous 111.5 cm width makes it suitable for use as a low console, media stand or display table, particularly where conventional taller furniture may not be appropriate. Presented in good antique condition, with appropriate signs of age and historic use consistent with its 18th-century origin. A rare and characterful example of Georgian oak furniture, combining unusual proportions, elegant cabriole legs, practical drawer storage and beautifully aged oak in a highly versatile form. Dimensions: Height: 68 cm Width: 111.5 cm Depth: 64 cm Weight: Approximately 30 kg (66 lb). See less