Side table (8) - Oak - Barley twist 1930

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This eight-piece ensemble comprises an oak Barley Twist table in the Jacobean Revival style, a stoppered glass decanter and six floral, gilt-accented liqueur glasses, with the table dating to circa 1900–1930 and the glassware to the first half of the 20th century.

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Decorative oak side table with barley twist legs, decanter and 6 liqueur glasses

Charming decorative set consisting of an oak side table, a glass decanter with stopper, and six matching small liqueur or aperitif glasses.

The table has a round top with a shaped edge and three distinctive, spirally turned legs (Barley Twist). The legs are joined at the bottom by a decorative central stretcher. The warm wood tone and traditional design give the table an authentic country-house feel.

On top is an elegant glass decanter with matching stopper, accompanied by six small glasses. The glasses are decorated with colorful floral motifs and gold-colored accents, giving them a refined, festive appearance.

An atmospheric set reminiscent of the traditional aperitif and liqueur corner of the first half of the 20th century.

Specifications:
Table: oak.
Style: Barley Twist / Jacobean Revival.
Table dating: circa 1900–1930.
Table height: 54 cm.
Decanter: clear glass with stopper.
Glasses: 6 pieces, with floral decoration and gilt accents.
Glassware dating: first half of the 20th century.

Condition: vintage and antique condition of use, with normal signs of age and use. The glassware features a decorative, traditional finish. See photos for details and condition.

An attractive and atmospheric decorative set for lovers of classic interiors, antique glassware and traditional wooden furniture.

Carefully packed and shipped insured.

Decorative oak side table with barley twist legs, decanter and 6 liqueur glasses

Charming decorative set consisting of an oak side table, a glass decanter with stopper, and six matching small liqueur or aperitif glasses.

The table has a round top with a shaped edge and three distinctive, spirally turned legs (Barley Twist). The legs are joined at the bottom by a decorative central stretcher. The warm wood tone and traditional design give the table an authentic country-house feel.

On top is an elegant glass decanter with matching stopper, accompanied by six small glasses. The glasses are decorated with colorful floral motifs and gold-colored accents, giving them a refined, festive appearance.

An atmospheric set reminiscent of the traditional aperitif and liqueur corner of the first half of the 20th century.

Specifications:
Table: oak.
Style: Barley Twist / Jacobean Revival.
Table dating: circa 1900–1930.
Table height: 54 cm.
Decanter: clear glass with stopper.
Glasses: 6 pieces, with floral decoration and gilt accents.
Glassware dating: first half of the 20th century.

Condition: vintage and antique condition of use, with normal signs of age and use. The glassware features a decorative, traditional finish. See photos for details and condition.

An attractive and atmospheric decorative set for lovers of classic interiors, antique glassware and traditional wooden furniture.

Carefully packed and shipped insured.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
Barley twist 1930
Number of objects
8
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Material
Oak
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
54 cm
Width
35 cm
Depth
54 cm
Estimated period
1920-1930
BelgiumVerified
367
Objects sold
100%
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