Antique half-moon console table with twisted legs, probably made of oak. This style of furniture is often called "bobbin" or "barley twist" because of the distinctively turned legs. Features Shape: A semicircular or demilune tabletop with a straight back edge that allows it to be placed against a wall. Legs: The legs have a distinctive, turned, spindle-like or twisted shape, reminiscent of the original bobbin furniture style of the late 17th century. Material: Based on visual and search results, most likely solid oak. Finish: Hand-carved decorations are visible on the tabletop and apron. Style and Age: This type often dates from the late Victorian or early 20th century, as part of the Jacobean Revival style. Function: Typically used as a hallway, entryway or side table, where the narrow design provides a space-saving solution. The table is in good condition, stable with a couple of minor signs of use, actually completely acceptable. We can post it carefully packaged, in an insured, registered package.