Table - Silkwood
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Description from the seller
Elegant late 19th century Victorian side table crafted from solid oak and featuring beautifully turned barley twist legs.
The table displays classic Victorian craftsmanship with a decorative shaped top, rich dark patina and finely proportioned turned supports connected by stretchers for additional stability.
Its compact proportions make it suitable as a lamp table, plant stand, side table or decorative accent piece in both classic and modern interiors.
The warm aged oak surface and visible handcrafted details give the piece authentic antique character and decorative presence.
Condition is consistent with age and use, showing natural wear, patina and minor traces of time. Structurally solid and highly decorative.
Origin: Europe.
Period: late 19th century.
Material: solid oak.
Elegant late 19th century Victorian side table crafted from solid oak and featuring beautifully turned barley twist legs.
The table displays classic Victorian craftsmanship with a decorative shaped top, rich dark patina and finely proportioned turned supports connected by stretchers for additional stability.
Its compact proportions make it suitable as a lamp table, plant stand, side table or decorative accent piece in both classic and modern interiors.
The warm aged oak surface and visible handcrafted details give the piece authentic antique character and decorative presence.
Condition is consistent with age and use, showing natural wear, patina and minor traces of time. Structurally solid and highly decorative.
Origin: Europe.
Period: late 19th century.
Material: solid oak.
Details
Era
1400-1900
Country of origin
Europe
Material
Silkwood
Condition
Fair condition - heavily used & with possibly minor parts missing
Height
72 cm
Width
42 cm
Depth
41 cm
Estimated period
1850-1900
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