$7,800.00
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Late 17th-century English oak side table exhibiting the robust craftsmanship and distinctive turned ornament associated with the Charles II and William & Mary periods, circa 1680–1700. The table features a substantial fixed plank top above a deeply shaped, scalloped frieze, supported by four elaborately spiral-turned legs with bulbous and ring-turned details.
The lower structure is reinforced by a traditional stretcher base, with substantial squared feet and posts providing a strong architectural presence. The table’s construction displays traditional mortise-and-tenon joinery with hand-set wooden pegs, along with irregularities, shrinkage, surface wear, and old repairs consistent with age and long use.
The richly patinated oak has developed a warm, dark brown surface with pronounced natural grain and historic character. Particularly appealing are the contrast between the lighter, time-worn oak top and the darker turned elements, as well as the undulating scalloped frieze that frames the table on all sides.
A compelling example of early English oak furniture, suitable as a side table, hall table, lamp table, or occasional table, and equally appropriate for an interiors collection focused on historic English furniture.
English, circa 1680–1700.
Oak.
Fixed top; pegged mortise-and-tenon construction.
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