Table - Oak

Classic antique Sheraton style Pembroke table (drop-leaf side table), dating to the early to mid-1800s (typically 1830s-1860s).
Excellent as a bedside table, lamp or side table.
Key features: Structure:
It has a drop-leaf tabletop that can be folded down on two sides, so its size can be varied as needed.
Design: It is equipped with two pull-out drawers, the top drawer is decorated with a keyhole and elegant inlay.
Legs: It stands on distinctive, richly turned wooden legs, which are trademarks of Sheraton and early American/English furniture styles.
This table is most closely associated with the American or English late Sheraton style, or the parallel Federal style. Although Biedermeier was dominant in Europe during this period, this particular piece clearly bears the marks of Anglo-Saxon furniture art due to its structural features:Sheraton / Federal style features: The distinctively turned, ring-decorated legs, the graceful yet functional box-like body, and the round ivory or bone imitation drawer knob are the trademarks of classic early 19th century Sheraton and early Victorian side tables.
Why not Biedermeier? The legs of classic continental Biedermeier tables are usually more streamlined, gently tapered or slightly curved. In contrast, such rich, almost "pearl-like" turning is characteristic of late Anglo-Saxon classicism and early neo-styles.
It is in very good condition for its age, the drawer can be closed, and the lock works.
Even when folded, it is quite large at 78x54x47 cm.

We can post it carefully packaged, in an insured, registered package.